Rasheed
@taiwrash
I did a thing today. I deployed a dedicated @ethereum from @ethereumfndn RPC Node on Google Cloud with full logging, metrics and alerts. I configured a single Linux for full computations to deploy two services. Geth, as the execution layer and Lighthouse, as the consensus layer. The combination forms the eth RPC node.
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Rasheed
@taiwrash
@lighthouse with the storage @lighthouse-web3 were integrated to serve as one of the clients that call the execution layer the go-etherum (Geth) which both run in parallel to each other and work together. The Geth helped establish an authrpc endpoint and port for the lighthouse to connect.
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Rasheed
@taiwrash
The endpoints were protected by a simple security token generated and saved locally on the Linux locally, the security provided the route and the execution endpoint to connect to the Geth.
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Rasheed
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The @gcp compute engine used got attached to an external public IP address, service account with necessary roles for metrics and logging. All this provide an interface to use the GCP Prometheus to control the log before connecting it to other platforms like grafana
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