You can also change the pool that the Plot NFT is assigned to at any time. # create a DNS entry for pointing to the new Ingress's IP (get the IP from the `kubectl get ingress`) # set up the new load balancer at (it should have an HTTPS frontend with a Google-managed certificate for keybase.chia. The Chia pooling protocol allows you to assign plots to a 'Plot NFT', which is kind of like a contract on the blockchain which you control, and in which you can set your currently assigned pool. Kubectl apply -f keybase-live-feed-ingress.yaml # create Ingress to load-balance and perform HTTS termination Kubectl expose deployment keybase-live-feed -target-port=4000 -type=NodePort # create a NodePort service to expose the Docker image deployment on each node on a randomly selected high port number Gcloud config set compute/zone us-east1-bĭocker build -t gcr.io/ $ -port 4000 So currently you can build the system and plot regular plots (like we have today) but much faster, and test out the new compressed plots prior to the complete replot. Gcloud config set project " $PROJECT_ID " Chia released the new roadmap with GPU plotting in the GUI and Chia client natively, as well as farming compressed plots in Q2’23. Sudo systemctl start rviceĮxport PROJECT_ID= "opportune-bot-206722 " export NUM_NODES=1 Sudo tee /lib/systemd/system/rvice > /var/www/keybaselivefeed/letsencrypt-renew-certificate.log 2>&1` in the root crontab with `sudo crontab -e` # start keybase-live-feed and Nginx Sudo adduser -system -disabled-login -group keybaselivefeed
# set up restricted user and autostart on boot var/www/keybaselivefeed/backend/src/static Sudo npm run build & sudo cp -r /var/www/keybaselivefeed/frontend/build/. # set up application cd /var/www/keybaselivefeed/frontend
Sudo mv /var/www/keybaselivefeed/keybase-live-feed-master/ * /var/www/keybaselivefeed/ Sudo unzip code.zip -d /var/www/keybaselivefeed
Chia keybase manual#
# MANUAL STEP: download code from as `code.zip` to your local computer, then run `scp code.zip on your local computer cd ~
Chia keybase install#
Sudo apt-get -y update & sudo apt-get install -y nodejs Run chia configure -testnet true Run chia configure -testnet true, as this command will make your client automatically select and configure itself for the currently-active testnet. Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade -y & sudo apt-get -y install curl fuse vim libappindicator-dev unzip nginx If you do not already have keys generated then run chia keys generate Step 3. # install Node.js and Keybase dependencies
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