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Old Faithful
  • Introduction
    • Content Identifiers
    • Indexes
  • Usage & Installation
    • Looking up CIDs
    • Retrieving from Filecoin
    • gRPC Methods
    • RPC Methods
    • RPC server
      • Local file system
      • HTTP
      • Filecoin v1 retrievals
      • Filecoin v2 retrievals
    • Accessing OF1 from old-faithful.net
    • Geyser
    • Software integrations
  • Generating
    • Historical blocks
    • Warehouse nodes
    • Creating indexes
  • Hosting
    • Making a local copy
    • Filecoin
  • Validation
    • Reproducibility
    • Epoch 208
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Warehouse nodes

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Last updated 10 months ago

To generate the Old Faithful archives on an ongoing basis, we recommend that you run a Warehouse node. A warehouse node is just a Solana node set up with some start-up/stop scripts that generate archives per epoch. Warehouse nodes have been used to create the ledger copies that Old Faithful bases itself on. They have also been used to keep the older BigTable archives current.

There are some examples and details about running a warehouse node here:

With Old Faithful you use the rocksdb ledger copies generated by the warehouse nodes to generate the archives in content addressable format (CAR).

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