Welcome to OriginTrail documentation!¶
This document contains an overview of the ODN network structure, guides for installing and running an OriginTrail node, presents ODN functionalities and discusses supported data structuring on the network.
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Table of Contents¶
ODN Functionalities
API Reference
Running a node
- Getting started with a single server node
- Setting up a high availability node
- Identity management
- Backup and restore
- How to update your node from v4 to v5 and enable additional blockchains
- ⚠️ Before you start ⚠️
- How to update your node configuration manually
- 1. Edit your blockchain section so that it contains an array called “implementations” which contains objects
- 2. Move your node wallet values inside the blockchain implementation
- 3. If you have a custom ERC725 identity filepath set, move it also to the blockchain section and rename the parameter to “identity_filepath”
- 4. If you have the “id” parameter specified in the “network” section, remove it so that is loaded from the default configuration
- 5. Add the new necessary fields, “blockchain_title” and “network_id”, to the blockchain implementation:
- 6. Restart your node and verify update
- How to update your node automatically (both testnet and mainnet nodes)
- Step 1: Extract the migration script for updating the node
- Step 2: Run the script
- Step 3: Verifying the update
- Step 4: Enabling additional blockchain integrations
- MAINNET UPDATE: Enabling xDai on OriginTrail mainnet
- TESTNET UPDATE: Enabling the additional rinkeby implementation for OriginTrail testnet nodes