v2.8.0
Added
v2.8.0
-
(💡 @scarmuega) A new mode
--read-only
which can be used to boot-up an HTTP server with only read access to the underlying database. This option comes as an alternative to the other options for chain producers (e.g.--node-socket
and--node-config
). The replica can only reply successfully to GET queries with the exception of queries under/metadata
. The latter must go through the master server. -
Automatic restart and setup indexes when
--defer-db-indexes
is provided and the tip of the chain is reached. -
A new field
configuration.indexes
to the health object that indicates whether the server is still deferring the installation of lookup indexes or has already installed them.
Changed
v2.8.0
-
(🔨 @klarkc + @sorki) Integrate with
cardano-node==8.7.2
including the (preliminary) Conway era. -
(💡 @eMCeee89) The server now returns:
503
from/health
if theconnection_status
is"disconnected"
;202
if the server isconnected
but far away from the node's tip (i.e. still syncing)
-
Reinstate WAL journal mode for SQLite main writer. This should allow setting up more concurrent readers on top of the same database.
-
Fine-tune some internal constraints around database connections management for better performances. In particular, the maximum number of concurrent readers have been increased.
Removed
v2.8.0
- 'Content-Length' header on some of the server responses which turned out to be already handled by the underlying server when necessary (according to the original HTTP specification).
Benchmarks
See benchmarks/README.md.
Snapshots
In the release artifacts, you can find multiple snapshots (kupo.sqlite3-{mainnet, preview, preprod}.tar.gz
). These snapshots were obtained from the following options:
--match *
--since origin
--prune-utxo
They can be used as starting points to get started quickly. Note that large archives are split in multiple parts; the original archive can be recovered using cat
. For example, for mainnet:
❯ cat kupo.sqlite3-mainnet.tar.gz.part_* > kupo.sqlite3-mainnet.tar.gz
It is recommended to also check the archive's integrity using md5
. It should match the digests below depending on the network. For example, for mainnet:
❯ md5 kupo.sqlite3-mainnet.tar.gz
MD5 (kupo.sqlite3-mainnet.tar.gz) = 972da57c519a281561c4d6b904a82301
Network | MD5 Digest |
---|---|
preview | d67726a64b5714fdd1dd68790762659e |
preprod | 57d11cdf4461dfc8f24fbbcc108542ed |
mainnet | 972da57c519a281561c4d6b904a82301 |
Docker image(s)
Dependencies
Dependency | Tested With |
---|---|
cardano-node | 8.7.2, 8.7.3 |
ogmios | v6.0.3 |
hydra-node | 0.13.0 |