Later this week, we are going to be splitting up the nodes into two types,
Delegate Nodes, and
Core Nodes. From here on out, when we release the new delegate code, you can either run a
Core node, which includes the Web Wallet interface, and APIs, or you can run a
Delegate node, which will use environment variables to allow you to enable delegate mode on the nodes. This will make it easier to configure nodes.
We are removing the config.json file from the setup, in order to make configuration easier and more straight forward, and to setup for
Ansible Configuration Methods, as well as a
Command Line Application to configure delegate and core nodes on multiple providers. This is some of what Richard has been working on.
Testing continues on the new node, we are documenting the correct configurations for Virtual Servers to provide the most accurate minimum requirements for
Delegate nodes.
Core nodes should be relatively easy to run, Delegate nodes are going to have some specific requirements for utilization, and we are going to introduce code to prevent nodes from working in incorrect configurations.
We are working diligently to provide a stable platform. We hope to have some new code releases later this week.