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Add stakeworld bootnodes for polkadot, kusama and westend#7148
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Hi,
I have setup bootnodes for polkadot, kusama and westend. I also collected some information from previous pr's and did a writeup on setting up bootnodes here.
The bootnodes are hosted on dedicated servers. For every chain the bootnode is accessible via p2p, p2p/ws and p2p/wss with a valid certificate (nginx proxy/letsencrypt).
The node-key is backed up and can be restored to a new server in case of server problems.
All network paths were checked by running
polkadot --chain <chain> --base-path /tmp/node --no-hardware-benchmarks --name "Bootnode testnode" --reserved-only --reserved-nodes "<path>"and seeing if we got a connected node.For example for polkadot:
This was also done on kusama and westend.
If there are any questions or remarks of course let me know.
Regards,
Max | stakeworld.io