It is possible to check the status of SCN's process using the status commands systemctl
and kscnd
.
systemctl
is installed along with the RPM, and the status of SCN can be checked as follows.
$ systemctl status kscnd.service● kscnd.service - (null)Loaded: loaded (/etc/rc.d/init.d/kscnd; bad; vendor preset: disabled)Active: active (running) since Wed 2019-01-09 11:42:39 UTC; 1 months 4 days agoDocs: man:systemd-sysv-generator(8)Process: 29636 ExecStart=/etc/rc.d/init.d/kscnd start (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)Main PID: 29641 (kscn)CGroup: /system.slice/kscnd.service└─29641 /usr/local/bin/kscn --networkid 1000 --datadir ~/kscnd_home --port 32323 --srvtype fasthttp --metrics --prometheus --verbosity 3 --txpool.global...Jan 09 11:42:39 ip-10-11-2-101.ap-northeast-2.compute.internal systemd[1]: Starting (null)...Jan 09 11:42:39 ip-10-11-2-101.ap-northeast-2.compute.internal kscnd[29636]: Starting kscnd: [ OK ]Jan 09 11:42:39 ip-10-11-2-101.ap-northeast-2.compute.internal systemd[1]: Started (null).
You can check the current status such as Active: active (running)
in the example above.
kscnd
is installed along with the package, and the status of SCN can be checked as follows.
$ kscnd statuskscnd is running
The log is stored in kscnd.out
file located in the path defined in the LOG_DIR
field of the kscnd.conf
file. When the node works properly, you can see that each block is imported per second as follows.
Example:
$ tail -F ~/kscnd_home/logs/kscnd.outINFO[11/12,10:19:09 +09] [49] Successfully wrote mined block num=11 hash=03da06…f194b0 txs=0INFO[11/12,10:19:09 +09] [49] Commit new mining work number=12 txs=0 elapsed=236.972µsINFO[11/12,10:19:10 +09] [24] Committed number=12 hash=470aca…be4fdf address=0xf8690562c0839C44B17AF421F7AaaA9F12dCc62bINFO[11/12,10:19:10 +09] [49] Successfully sealed new block number=12 hash=470aca…be4fdfINFO[11/12,10:19:10 +09] [49] Successfully wrote mined block num=12 hash=470aca…be4fdf txs=0INFO[11/12,10:19:10 +09] [49] Commit new mining work number=13 txs=0 elapsed=198.221µsINFO[11/12,10:19:11 +09] [24] Committed number=13 hash=95e4a3…14e50f address=0xf8690562c0839C44B17AF421F7AaaA9F12dCc62bINFO[11/12,10:19:11 +09] [49] Successfully sealed new block number=13 hash=95e4a3…14e50fINFO[11/12,10:19:11 +09] [49] Successfully wrote mined block num=13 hash=95e4a3…14e50f txs=0INFO[11/12,10:19:11 +09] [49] Commit new mining work number=14 txs=0 elapsed=220.004µsINFO[11/12,10:19:12 +09] [24] Committed number=14 hash=dcd2bc…b2aec0 address=0xf8690562c0839C44B17AF421F7AaaA9F12dCc62b
Klaytn provides a CLI client: kscn console
. Another way of using the client is to connect to the process via IPC (inter-process communication). The IPC file klay.ipc
is located in the data
directory on an SCN.
Please execute the following command and check out the result.
$ kscn attach ~/kscnd_home/klay.ipcWelcome to the Klaytn JavaScript console!instance: Klaytn/vX.X.X/XXXX-XXXX/goX.X.Xat block: 11573551 (Wed, 13 Feb 2019 07:12:52 UTC)datadir: ~/kscnd_homemodules: admin:1.0 debug:1.0 istanbul:1.0 klay:1.0 miner:1.0 net:1.0 personal:1.0 rpc:1.0 txpool:1.0>
You can check the usable commands on API Document
The useful APIs to check the status of SCN:
klay.blockNumber
(to get the latest block number)
net.peerCount
(to get the number of the connected Klaytn nodes currently)
You can get the latest block number to see if blocks are propagated properly.
> klay.blockNumber11573819
> net.peerCount4
The above command line returns the number of nodes that the SCN connects to except the EN in the main chain.