https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TluyfvBE200
Oct 15, 2024EPF's Summary Update The key aim of the project was to set up a platform to monitor and analyze the network performance of the current Ethereum network in real-time. This was achieved by setting up multiple nodes that are geographically distributed that report back to a centralized server to provide a means to visualise and interact with the data for further research purposes. The chosen stack used to conduct the analysis was the ELK stack. This is due to being optimised for processing real-time data and coming with multiple server monitoring modules, such as metricbeat, packetbeat and filebeat. The initial architecture design can be seen below: What has been achieved
Mar 10, 2023Continued update on ELK dashboards 2 This is short update on the Beacon node data dashboard. The key datapoints included for both the CL and EL can be seen below: <b>CL</b> Keeping track of finalized and justified epochs and slot Attestating gwei per epochs and number of depositors Monitoring the attestation vote count in realtime Monitoring attestation disagreement rate in real-time
Mar 10, 2023Monitoring network traffic and OS metrics Going from the last update, I integrated and synced <b>metricbeat</b>, <b>packetbeat</b> and <b>filebeat</b> onto the beacon node I have running. This is to enable real-time monitoring of the actual server, as well as the network traffic (e.g udp traffic), being exchanged between the various nodes in the p2p network. The data that is captured is sent to <b>Elasticsearch</b> where it is indexed, making it easy for us to visualise it using the <b>Kibana</b> platform. At the current moment, the peer count on geth is over 160, and on lighthouse is around 50, but these values tend to fluctuate frequently as new peers are discovered. Below is a breakdown of some of the data that is being monitored and recorded using the lightweight modules. <b>Metricbeat:</b> CPU usage Memory usage Disk usage
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