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Conflux CLI sub-commands is a collection of command line interfaces which allows you to interact with a local or remote Conflux node.

Here is a step by step guide on how to build Conflux from the source code and get a node running.

Below is a mainnet node configuration file, it contains all the supported options along with some explanations in the comments. You can also find the latest version at conflux-rust Github repository's run folder. The file name is hydra.toml or testnet.toml. You can also find the log config file log.yaml in the same folder.

Conflux-rust is a high-performance implementation of the Conflux protocol developed by the foundation with the Rust language. Conflux-rust is a Conflux node that connects to other nodes on the Conflux network and provides an RPC interface that you can use to query and interact with the blockchain. It is also a command-line tool that manages local accounts and conducts RPC interaction with nodes. You can download the released package through any of the ways listed:

Conflux nodes offer a rich set of configuration options, allowing the adjustment of node behavior by modifying these settings. This document provides an overview of the node configuration options and their meanings.

Learn about the different types of nodes in the Conflux Network.

Frequently asked questions about running a node.

Bootnodes is a list of nodes that a conflux node trusts, and will be used to sync the blockchain when a node starts. The value is a string divided by comma without space, and every entry is a node A node is identified by cfxnodePORT. What's provided here is a list of nodes that Conflux Team maintains across the world.

Conflux is a distributed network of computers (known as nodes) running software that can verify blocks and transaction data. The software must be run on your computer or server to turn it into an Conflux node.

A Core Space Node is also a Conflux node, check out Run a Conflux Node for more information.

eSpace and Core Space share a common node program, so please refer to the Core Space Node Operation Guide for running a node. Below are some eSpace specific configurations.

Requirements

Note: Currently, eSpace (EVM full-compatible space) RPC methods are not supported on the Conflux Light Node.

Quick guide for running a Conflux node.

Conflux archive nodes store the entire history of the Conflux blockchain. This allows them to serve historical data to other nodes and applications.

You may want to run Conflux on a single node chain to develop and test smart contracts. You can run Conflux as your independent chain with several machines.

Learn how to use the Conflux Snapshot Tool to quickly set up a Conflux node from a snapshot.

How to solve common problems

When the node software releases a new version, node operators need to upgrade the node software to ensure its proper functioning.