feat: set-genesis-peers task and assembler peers.json upload#43
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feat: set-genesis-peers task and assembler peers.json upload#43
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The genesis assembler now downloads each node identity from S3 after assembling genesis.json and builds a peers.json containing full Tendermint peer addresses using in-cluster DNS. A new set-genesis-peers sidecar task downloads this file, filters out the current node using its local node_key.json, and writes persistent_peers to config.toml. This replaces the discover-peers step in the genesis ceremony plan, which was failing because genesis ceremony nodes have no external peer sources configured.
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Summary
set-genesis-peerssidecar task downloads peers.json, filters out the current node using its local node_key.json, and writes persistent_peers to config.tomlnamespaceas a required parameter to the assembler for constructing DNS addressesContext
Genesis ceremony nodes were failing at the
discover-peersstep because there are no external peer sources (EC2 tags, static) configured — all nodes start simultaneously in the same cluster. This produces the peer list as a ceremony artifact instead, matching the pattern from the legacy SeiNodePool approach.Companion controller PR needed to wire
namespaceinto assembler params and replacediscover-peerswithset-genesis-peersin the genesis plan.Test plan