Pupmos/ansible-cosmos-restake

An Ansible playbook for restake.app on Cosmos.

Prerequisites

• Python3
• Ansible

Ideally ansible should be installed via pip, the package installer for python.

Assumptions

This README assumes that you've already installed debian or ubuntu onto the target environment/s.

Setup

1. Install the required git submodule dependencies:

git submodule update --init

2. Install the ansible community.general collection:

ansible-galaxy collection install community.general

3. Rename the hosts.example file in inventory/ to hosts:

cp inventory/hosts.example inventory/hosts

4. Edit the inventory/hosts and add the IP addresses of your restake node/s.

5. Rename the networks.local.json.example file in roles/restake/files/ to networks.local.json:

cp roles/restake/files/networks.local.json.example roles/restake/files/networks.local.json

6. Edit the file roles/restake/files/networks.local.json and update with the networks you will offer restake on. For more information, see here.

Restake

Setup

To setup a new restake node:

PASSWORD='<password>' \
DD_API_KEY=<dd_api_key> \
MNEMONIC=<mnemonic> \
PROVIDER=<provider> \
TARGET=<target> \
make setup

where:

Param	Description	Required
<password>	The password for the default user that gets created.	true
<dd_api_key>	The DataDog API key.	false
<mnemonic>	The mnemonic phrase of the restake funding wallet.	true
<provider>	The provider being used (mevspace or ovhcloud).	false
<target>	The IP address of the host to run the playbook against (all hosts will be configured if not provided).	false

e.g.:

DD_API_KEY=0gD04PXCnLk0CYNHdamJ7lylKs5uMZkJ \
MNEMONIC='some words that make up my mnemonic' \
PROVIDER=ovhcloud \
TARGET=1.2.3.4 \
make setup

Update

Whenever you want to update the networks you offer restake on, simply update the file roles/restake/files/networks.local.json accordingly and run:

TARGET=<target> \
make update

where:

Param	Description	Required
<target>	The IP address of the host to run the playbook against (all hosts will be configured if not provided).	false

e.g.:

TARGET=1.2.3.4 \
make update