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Lava Seeds and Peers

Lava Seeds and Peers

Chain ID:

lava-mainnet-1

Current Node Version:

v5.3.0

Our seed node​

You might also decide to use a seed node to bootstrap your node.

2b0daf7ab2976dc5bf2702c0fd3fffad6f62d5e2@lava-rpc.noders.services:19956

Our peer​

When you state-sync, you might also consider adding [NODERS]TEAM state-sync peer to your persistent_peers setting in config.toml.

2b0daf7ab2976dc5bf2702c0fd3fffad6f62d5e2@lava-rpc.noders.services:19956

Live Peers​

Here is a list of 12 active peers as observed by [NODERS]TEAM in real-time. Add them to your config.toml if you have trouble finding peers.

e1b058e5cfa2b836ddaa496b10911da62dcf182e@164.152.161.54:26656,7580f4d1d4ad3e9a490abb3ab169779df0045947@2001:bc8:1203:1b2::7:26656,159a27880fe8704f44c307b18404061d46b77083@162.19.95.240:15656,92704f9a63bee7b4d160999389ec743b8f4661fc@213.21.195.14:13656,052d1e10f9b7fdc66faec173e50583c6d3b23789@88.99.68.249:19956,b31b0712fecea81465e1f69bebd20a161ded8570@104.237.53.202:19956,cfb6fc0067a99a94dc81de7294b6f5ea858f724f@167.179.99.227:26656,f0731f48574c0e8d3dd6716a9ae45f878dd7dc9e@2a01:4f9:3080:419e::9:26656,f6a239ae943247ec5f879866b44648b64a85a654@168.119.89.91:41004,19f75a1aea4cdf8ce987b3d4e1ef6617eb3604b3@95.214.52.240:27066,360c6915ba0fde39f98cfb57176fa1b645e1f778@167.235.9.223:10156,cfa12173d2237cc5d0cd76793b6f5522df831b8b@152.53.47.55:26656

Here is a script for you to update persistent_peers setting in config.toml. Stale peers can cause node inefficiency over time, so the script below selects a few random live peers.

PEERS=19f75a1aea4cdf8ce987b3d4e1ef6617eb3604b3@95.214.52.240:27066,cfa12173d2237cc5d0cd76793b6f5522df831b8b@152.53.47.55:26656,360c6915ba0fde39f98cfb57176fa1b645e1f778@167.235.9.223:10156,f0731f48574c0e8d3dd6716a9ae45f878dd7dc9e@2a01:4f9:3080:419e::9:26656,7580f4d1d4ad3e9a490abb3ab169779df0045947@2001:bc8:1203:1b2::7:26656
sed -i.bak -e "s/^persistent_peers *=.*/persistent_peers = \"$PEERS\"/" ~/.lava/config/config.toml

sudo systemctl restart lavad
sudo journalctl -fu lavad --no-hostname -o cat

Address book​

The address book contains a list of previously connected peers. It helps your node find and connect to the network quickly. Download our address book to speed up your initial connection:

curl https://snapshots.noders.services/lava/addrbook.json -o ~/.lava/config/addrbook.json
sudo systemctl restart lavad