Here you can find sample scripts and notes of how to setup multiple EVMOS chains and connect them via an IBC (using Hermes as relayer) to transfer tokens & coins cross chains, as well as block explorers for them (using Big Dipper 2.0 for Cosmos based chains)
I wrote hundred lines of comments which explains every steps in each script file and each readme file, hope that helps you guys in exploring Evmos & Cosmos Ecosystem
Not only EVMOS, you can use this script to build for other chains like cosmos,... Look at this to know how to do it
- Go 1.20.2+ to build chains
- jq
- yq + tomlq (build on top of jq)
- Rust 1.60+ to build Hermes - IBC relayer
- docker & docker compose
- Node JS & Yarn to build & run Big Dipper 2.0 for Cosmos based chains
- PostgreSQL client (psql) for postgres 12.5 to setup Big Dipper
- Hasura cli for bdjuno
You can find commands to install the above tools here
I created all of the following samples on an Ubuntu 22.04 LTS machine with 4 CPU 16 GB RAM. It can run
- 2 EVMOS chains
- 1 Hermes as IBC relayer to connect those chains
- 2 bdjuno & hasura as block explorer's backend & graphql service
- 2 Big Dipper 2.0 as block explorer's frontend
without any performance issue (CPU ~20-80% per core, ram ~50% via htop)
- Script to build EVMOS chains and run with docker compose
- Script to build & setup Hermes as an IBC relayer
- Script to setup Big Dipper (backend bdjuno with hasura as graphql service & frontend Big Dipper 2.0 for Cosmos based chains)
- You can change their version by updating file env.sh
- This sample is using keyring
test, you may need to change tofilefor secure your test env if needed in env.sh - You can create
override-env.shfile and override values of env.sh - The sample.cosmos-and-evmos.override-env.sh file contains example which tell you how to override variables of env.sh and make the chain 1 use Cosmos (gaia) source, rename it to
override-env.shto make it effectives - The sample.expose-big-dipper-ui.override-env.sh file contains example which tell you how to override variables of env.sh and make the block explorer UI (Big Dipper 2.0) accessible from outside world, rename it to
override-env.shto make it effectives
| Sample name | Port No. for chain 1 | Port No. for chain 2 | Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blockchain in docker | 26657 | 36657 | RPC |
| Blockchain in docker | 8545 | 18545 | Json RPC |
| Blockchain in docker | 8546 | 18546 | Websocket Json RPC |
| Blockchain in docker | 1317 | 11317 | REST API |
| Blockchain in docker | 9090 | 19090 | gRPC |
| Blockchain in docker | 26656 | 36656 | P2P |
| Big Dipper as Block Explorer | 3800 | 3802 | Big Dipper front end |
| Big Dipper as Block Explorer | 8080 | 8082 | Hasura's graphql service |
| Big Dipper as Block Explorer | 3000 | 3002 | bdjuno hasura action base |
| Sample name | Name for chain 1 | Name for chain 2 | Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blockchain in docker | vtevmos10 | vtevmos20 | Node 0 (validator 1) of EVMOS chain run via docker-compose |
| Blockchain in docker | vtevmos11 | vtevmos21 | Node 1 (validator 2) of EVMOS chain run via docker-compose |
| Blockchain in docker | vtevmos12 | vtevmos22 | Node 2 (validator 3) of EVMOS chain run via docker-compose |
| Hermes as IBC relayer | (hermes-svc as a shared service for both chains) | (hermes-svc as a shared service) | Hermes connects both chains (Debian* daemon service) |
| Big Dipper as Block Explorer | bdjuno-svc1 | bdjuno-svc2 | bdjuno app (Debian* daemon service) |
| Big Dipper as Block Explorer | bdjdb1 | bdjdb2 | bdjuno & hasura database (docker) |
| Big Dipper as Block Explorer | bdjhasura1 | bdjhasura2 | Hasura graphql service (docker) |
| Big Dipper as Block Explorer | bd2-svc1 | bd2-svc2 | Big Dipper front end (Debian* daemon service) |
(Not recommended) Tips: There is script named all-in-one.sh, if you are using an OS which supports systemd and some required tools, you can create everything just by running this script (EVMOS x2 + Big Dipper x2 + Hermes)
