v3.0.0-alpha1
Pre-release
Pre-release
Erigon3 user guide
RAM requirement is higher: 64gb. We will reduce it in next releases.
Golang 1.21
Almost all RPC methods are implemented - if something doesn't work - just drop it on our head.
Supported networks: all (except Mumbai).
E3 changes from E2:
- Sync from scratch doesn't require re-exec all history. Latest state and it's history are in snapshots - can download.
- ExecutionStage - now including many E2 stages: stage_hash_state, stage_trie, stage_log_index, stage_history_index,
stage_trace_index - E3 can execute 1 historical transaction - without executing it's block - because history/indices have
transaction-granularity, instead of block-granularity. - E3 doesn't store Logs (aka Receipts) - it always re-executing historical txn (but it's cheaper then in E2 - see point
above). Known perf issues: #10747 --sync.loop.block.limit
is enabled by default. (Default:5_000
.
Set--sync.loop.block.limit=10_000 --batchSize=2g
to increase sync speed on good hardware).- datadir/chaindata is small now - to prevent it's grow: we recommend set
--batchSize <= 2G
. And it's fine
torm -rf chaindata
- can symlink/mount latest state to fast drive and history to cheap drive
- Archive Node is default. Full Node:
--prune.mode=full
, Minimal Node (EIP-4444):--prune.mode=minimal
Known Problems of E3:
eth_getLogs
fieldsindex
always 0: #10324
E3 datadir structure
datadir
chaindata # "Recently-updated Latest State" and "Recent History"
snapshots
domain # Latest State: link to fast disk
history # Historical values
idx # InvertedIndices: can search/filtering/union/intersect them - to find historical data. like eth_getLogs or trace_transaction
accessors # Additional (generated) indices of history - have "random-touch" read-pattern. They can serve only `Get` requests (no search/filters).
temp # buffers to sort data >> RAM. sequential-buffered IO - is slow-disk-friendly
# There is 4 domains: account, storage, code, commitment
E3 can store state on fast disk and history on cheap disk
If you can afford store datadir on 1 nvme-raid - great. If can't - it's possible to store history on cheap drive.
# place (or ln -s) `datadir` on slow disk. link some sub-folders to fast disk.
# Example: what need link to fast disk to speedup execution
datadir
chaindata # link to fast disk
snapshots
domain # link to fast disk
history
idx
accessors
temp
# Example: how to speedup history access:
# - go step-by-step - first try store `accessors` on fast disk
# - if speed is not good enough: `idx`
# - if still not enough: `history`
E3 datadir size
# eth-mainnet - archive - April 2024
du -hsc /erigon/*
6G /erigon/caplin
50G /erigon/chaindata
1.8T /erigon/snapshots
1.9T total
du -hsc /erigon/snapshots/*
100G /erigon/snapshots/accessor
240G /erigon/snapshots/domain
260G /erigon/snapshots/history
410G /erigon/snapshots/idx
1.7T /erigon/snapshots
# bor-mainnet - archive - Jun 2024
du -hsc /erigon/*
160M /erigon/bor
50G /erigon/chaindata
3.7T /erigon/snapshots
3.8T total
du -hsc /erigon/snapshots/*
260G /erigon-data/snapshots/accessor
850G /erigon-data/snapshots/domain
650G /erigon-data/snapshots/history
1.4T /erigon-data/snapshots/idx
4.1T /erigon/snapshots
See also: https://github.com/erigontech/erigon?tab=readme-ov-file#erigon3-users-guide
Upgrade from Erigon2
No. Please re-sync.