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This is an issue @walkjivefly has mentioned before, and now I'm starting to experience it with increasing regularity.
The issue is that the SYS daemon, while running inside a docker container, seems to get out of sync with the blockchain quite easily/frequently. I think it happens more frequently if the host system is under heavy load.
Notably, @walkjivefly has noticed it never happens when the SYS daemon is running outside of a docker container. It only seems to happen in our EXR ENV, where SYS daemon runs inside a docker container. This suggests the issue is related to the way SYS daemon is being run in a docker container in our EXR ENV.
The importance of this issue has recently increased significantly as we prepare to provide reliably indexed SYS NEVM data via XQuery.
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Update: The only way I've found to address this issue is to manually add peers by adding addnode statements to syncoin.conf which is generated in ~/exrproxy-env/scripts/entrypoints/start-syscoin.sh. I also still think the problem is exacerbated when the server on which SYS is running is heavily loaded and slow.
In my original post on this issue, I wrote, "I think it happens more frequently if the host system is under heavy load."
Now that I have several additional data points, I can say with 99% certainty, "It definitely happens more frequently if the host system is under heavy load."
This is an issue @walkjivefly has mentioned before, and now I'm starting to experience it with increasing regularity.
The issue is that the SYS daemon, while running inside a docker container, seems to get out of sync with the blockchain quite easily/frequently. I think it happens more frequently if the host system is under heavy load.
Notably, @walkjivefly has noticed it never happens when the SYS daemon is running outside of a docker container. It only seems to happen in our EXR ENV, where SYS daemon runs inside a docker container. This suggests the issue is related to the way SYS daemon is being run in a docker container in our EXR ENV.
The importance of this issue has recently increased significantly as we prepare to provide reliably indexed SYS NEVM data via XQuery.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: