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Is it possible to build my own blockchain (private blockchain) on stellar

tnpxu

Thx

bkolobara

tnpxu Of course. Here is an example of a standalone network configuration: https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/blob/master/docs/stellar-core_standalone.cfg

Basically you just need to change the NETWORK_PASSPHRASE and you have your own network.

tnpxu

bkolobara Is there any guideline about how to generate Genesis Block or mining (validate transaction , gas concept) in private block chain on stellar-core that didn't rely on lumens ? Thx u so much!!!!

rajeshepixel

bkolobara

Hi,

What you have given here is the configuration for a stand-alone node. Is it possible to have more than one node in a private network? How many nodes do we need? I tried setting up a network of two validator nodes in my machine but they are not syncing, just handshaking with each other. And the node state remains "Joining SCP".

Do you have any sample configuration for a private network with more than one node?

Thanks in advance.
Rajesh.

bkolobara

tnpxu The stellar network doesn't use mining. It doesn't even have "blocks". I'm not sure what exactly you are looking for.

When you start a private network you get the root account key in the logs with 100 billion Lumens. It should work like the public network. If you want to remove the need for Lumens you would need to modify the software.

KatieDiMento

Hey Rajesh - if you are looking for an easy node deployment tool and don't want to worry about the monitoring, check out Blockdaemon - http://bit.ly/2Ox8dNC. If you have more node questions, Blockdaemon has live chat and a knowledgebase that is helpful!

obito

Still need clear step by step tutorial with updated references, links mentioned above not working unclear and outdated