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# NEO-GO consensus node
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Neo-go node can act as a consensus node.
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It uses pure Go dBFT implementation from [nspcc-dev/dbft](https://github.com/nspcc-dev/dbft).
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## How to start your own privnet with neo-go nodes
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### Using existing Dockerfile
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#### Prerequisites
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- `docker`
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- `docker-compose`
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- `go` compiler
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#### Instructions
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You can use existing docker-compose file located in `.docker/docker-compose.yml`:
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```bash
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make env_image # build image
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make env_up # start containers
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```
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To monitor logs:
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```bash
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docker-compose -f .docker/docker-compose.yml logs -f
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```
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To stop:
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```bash
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make env_down
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```
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To remove old blockchain state:
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```bash
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docker volume prune
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```
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### Start nodes manually
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1. Create a separate config directory for every node and
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place corresponding config named `protocol.privnet.yml` there.
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2. Edit configuration file for every node.
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Examples can be found at `config/protocol.privnet.docker.one.yml` (`two`, `three` etc.).
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1. Note that it differs a bit from C# NEO node json config: our `UnlockWallet` contains
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an encrypted WIF instead of the path to the wallet.
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2. Make sure that your `MinPeers` setting is equal to
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the number of nodes participating in consensus.
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This requirement is needed for nodes to correctly
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start and can be weakened in future.
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3. Set you `Address`, `Port` and `RPC.Port` to the appropriate values.
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They must differ between nodes.
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4. If you start binary from the same directory, you will probably want to change
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`DataDirectoryPath` from the `LevelDBOptions`.
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3. Start all nodes with `neo-go node --config-path <dir-from-step-2>`. |