Public, reproducible operations record for a Celestia Mocha light node.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Network | Celestia Mocha (mocha-4) |
| Node type | Data Availability Light Node |
| Version | v0.31.4-mocha |
| Commit | 275faa430d54848f63f8e3bda7bcb27702fb4d10 |
| Peer ID | 12D3KooWHAEjYnCRCyrsb4yB3j1zBPaYAsAXPTui8xtDBb5vrStB |
| Runtime | Ubuntu 24.04 / systemd |
| RPC exposure | localhost only (127.0.0.1:26658) |
The node follows the live network head, performs Data Availability Sampling (DAS), and catches up its local header store. At the first published snapshot it was connected to 20 peers and the health check passed.
- Status history
- Latest status
- Validation workflow
- Public status page
- Next-stage operator plan
- Upgrade drill
The Windows publisher exports the sanitized status record once per day. The repository therefore records operations over time instead of presenting a one-time claim.
- systemd process supervision and automatic restart
- five-minute health checks
- five-minute snapshots of local height, network height, lag, peer count, and disk usage
- RPC bound to localhost
- node process runs as a dedicated unprivileged Linux user
- node keys and authentication tokens are excluded from this repository
The sanitized health and snapshot scripts are in scripts/. A point-in-time, non-secret operating record is in status/node-status.csv.
The public Peer ID identifies the libp2p node, but it is not a wallet address, validator identity, governance right, uptime guarantee, or proof of earnings. This is a testnet light-node deployment and does not promise rewards.
- Publish seven days of uptime and operating snapshots.
- Complete and document one version-upgrade drill.
- Move the service from a laptop to a 24/7 Linux VPS.
- Add Prometheus/Grafana monitoring and external alerts.
- Evaluate a Mocha bridge node, then validator operations, against documented hardware and capital requirements.
MIT. See LICENSE.