Use the Chain Registry
Orchestrate provides the Chain Registry API to register blockchain networks. Orchestrate is compatible with all Ethereum (EVM) based blockchain networks. Each time a new network is registered, Orchestrate automatically starts a transaction listener that processes transactions receipts being mined on the blockchain network.
The Chain Registry stores the following:
uuid
: Orchestrate’s unique internal identifiername
: user given name of the chainurls
: list of JSON-RPC URLs of nodes in the chainslistener
: Transaction Listener configuration (optional)fromBlock
: block from which the Transaction Listener started processing transaction receipts (default latest)backoffDuration
: time to wait before trying to fetch a new mined block (for example 1s or 1m, default is 1s)depth
: block depth after which the Transaction Listener considers a block final and processes it (default 0)blockPosition
: last block processed by the Transaction Listener.externalTxEnabled
: whether to listen to external transactions, meaning not crafted by Orchestrate (default False)
privateTxManager
: to be used for GoQuorum private transactions (optional)url
: transaction manager endpointtype
: Tessera
Tip
If using Besu private transactions, Orchestrate does not directly communicate with Orion so configuring the private transaction manager is not required.
Chain Registry API
Use the Orchestrate Chain Registry API to manipulate the Chain Registry. Use the uuid
of the chain to update, amend, delete the chain, …