SolaxyEasyNode

One-line installer for a complete Solaxy node: SVM Rollup + Celestia Light Node + PostgreSQL + Web Dashboard.

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Quick Install

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Marcolist/SolaxyEasyNode/main/install.sh | bash

The installer shows progress bars for all downloads and extractions.

Why this exists

Running a Solaxy node currently requires multiple manual steps:

• Celestia build
• Rollup config
• Service wiring
• Monitoring setup

SolaxyEasyNode reduces setup time and provides a production-ready dashboard + Telegram alerts.

Screenshots

Node Dashboard

Telegram Bot

Node Map

What Gets Installed

Component	Description
svm-rollup	Solaxy SVM Rollup full node
Celestia Light Node	DA layer light node (built from source)
PostgreSQL	Database for blocks, transactions, accounts
Go	Required to build Celestia from source
Dashboard	Web UI at http://<LAN_IP>:5555

After Installation

• Dashboard: http://<your-ip>:5555
• RPC Endpoint: http://127.0.0.1:8899
• Config: ~/svm-rollup/config.toml (also editable from the dashboard Settings panel)
• Logs: journalctl -u solaxy-node -f

Service Management

# Status
sudo systemctl status solaxy-node celestia-light solaxy-dashboard

# Restart
sudo systemctl restart solaxy-node

# Logs (follow)
journalctl -u solaxy-node -f
journalctl -u celestia-light -f

Or use the Settings panel in the dashboard to start/stop/restart services.

Dashboard Features

• Real-time sync progress for Solaxy and Celestia
• PostgreSQL stats (blocks, transactions, accounts)
• Server resource monitoring (CPU, memory, disk, network)
• Node identity and wallet info
• Reward model & node roles reference
• Settings panel: Edit all config.toml values and manage services from the UI

Requirements

• Ubuntu 22.04 / 24.04 (or Debian-based)
• 4+ CPU cores, 8+ GB RAM, 100+ GB SSD
• Internet connection

File Structure

~/svm-rollup/
├── svm-rollup              # Node binary
├── config.toml             # Node configuration
├── node-wallet.json        # Solana keypair
├── genesis/                # Genesis state
└── data/                   # Chain data (grows over time)

~/dashboard/
├── app.py                  # Flask dashboard
└── templates/
    └── index.html

~/.celestia-light/          # Celestia node store & keys

Systemd Services

Service	Description
celestia-light	Celestia light node (starts first)
solaxy-node	SVM rollup node (depends on Celestia + PostgreSQL)
solaxy-dashboard	Web dashboard on port 5555

Troubleshooting

# Check if all services are running
sudo systemctl status solaxy-node celestia-light solaxy-dashboard postgresql

# View recent errors
journalctl -u solaxy-node --since "10 min ago" --no-pager

# Restart everything
sudo systemctl restart celestia-light solaxy-node solaxy-dashboard