IRI monitor

IRI Monitor is a command line tool for monitoring IOTA's Initial Reference Implementation (IRI). It allows you to identify if a node is synced and if your neighbors are active. This tool reads from the iri config file and uses the getNodeInfo and getNeighbors API calls.

Contents

• Usage
  • options
  • status
  • neighbors
  • milestones
  • ports
• Development
  • Dependencies
  • Installation
• Contributing
• Contributors

Usage

Options

Command:

# Help command
./iri-mon --help

# Version
./iri-mon --version

# Config file
./iri-mon -c /path/to/iri.ini

Status

Command:

./iri-mon

Example result:

IRI Monitor - Status
----------------------------------------
Version: 1.6.1-RELEASE
Running: true
Synced: true [1028189 / 1028189]

ZeroMQ: enabled
Testnet: no
Debug: no

Tips: 429
Transactons to request: 57

Neighbors

Command:

./iri-mon neighbors

Example result:

IRI Monitor - Neighbors
----------------------------------------
Configured neighbors: 5
Connected neighbors: 5

[udp] - 127.0.0.1:14600
State: active
Transactions: [all: 22018, new: 65, invalid: 0, stale: 12017, random requests: 184, send: 14792]
...

Milestones

Command:

./iri-mon milestones

Example result:

IRI Monitor - Milestones
----------------------------------------
Start Index: 1027365
Latest Index: 1028189
Latest Solid Subtangle Index: 1028189

Latest Milestone: WBGORFDDLTXBZP9YOACTZLKNPTUEZN9HRQLYRNQPRLYMZGPVCIBOLELOZFUYKUXZNTIGARLGDKHOZ9999
Latest Solid Subtangle Milestone: WBGORFDDLTXBZP9YOACTZLKNPTUEZN9HRQLYRNQPRLYMZGPVCIBOLELOZFUYKUXZNTIGARLGDKHOZ9999

Ports

Command:

./iri-mon ports

Example result:

IRI Monitor - Ports
----------------------------------------
HTTP API Port: 14265
TCP Receiver Port: 15600
UDP Receiver Port: 14600
ZeroMQ Port: 5556

Development

Dependencies

• Crystal language

Installation

1. Clone this repository git clone git@github.com:TangledIT/iri-mon.git

2. Run shards build to build executable

3. Find executable in bin/ folder

Contributing

1. Fork it (https://github.com/tangledit/iri-mon/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

Contributors

• TangledIT - creator and maintainer