cfg/00-devnet-vars.cfg and cfg/00-mainnet-vars.cfg
devnet and mainnet variables
Intro
The two following files are basically identical, besides some small details that makes them dedicated to specific SOLANA clusters (or chains), that is devnet
and mainnet
(sometimes also referred to as mainnet-beta
for historical reasons).
Let's go through the content, chunk by chunk.
Network definition
This just refers to the SOLANA cluster you're settings this up for. Could be devnet
or mainnet
.
Oracle pubkeys
These variables are the public keys of the accounts you will use to host your Oracle and will be created in a following step, later in the installation process.
Leave them empty for now and you will come back later to this section when the setup script that creates them will tell you to do so.
RPC URLs
These variables are referring to SOLANA RPC URLs and once again we invite you to find one that is not rate limited from a trusted provider like https://triton.one/ or https://www.helius.dev/ or other similar solutions.
These two endpoints must be dedicatd to the network you're using, ie: devnet or mainnet.
Infisical settings
This section is entirely dedicated to Infisical and is mostly related to Kubernetes based setup.
While it is usable with Docker Compose, we decided that it was beyond the scope of such a simple setup so we intentionally left it out (that's why it's entirely commented via #
).
If you chose the Kubernetes setup, you'll have to come back to this, once you have the full details to add here.
Namespace and Ingresses
This section is mostly meant to stay untouched unless you know what you're changing.
If you changed the CLUSTER_DOMAIN
variable in the 00-common-vars.cfg
file, then you also need to adjust the *_INGRESS
variable accordingly, remember to leave the /devnet
and /mainnet
string at the end to be able to host multiple Oracles on the same Docker Compose node.
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