TON Monitor

Service for monitoring TON Network status. Demo available at: http://ton-status.com.

Architecture

The service consists of 5 parts:

• Full TON node. It collects following TON network statistics using MyTonCtrl wrapper:
  • Blocks,
  • Transactions,
  • Lite Servers' availability and sync state,
  • TON services response time and availability
  • Operability of BSC and ETH bridges
  • Governance info
  • Validators data Tasks for fetching the data are triggered by Celery. Collected data is stored in MongoDB database.
• RabbitMQ. Messaging protocol for Celery.
• MongoDB. Database with all collected data.
• Webserver. Webserver has multiple endpoints. At every endpoint it responds with fetched and aggregated data from MongoDB.
• Frontend. Frontend is Single Page Application on ReactJS and TypeScript. It makes promise-based requests to Webserver and presents data to users.

Each part is represented by Docker container.

Deploy with Docker Compose

Just run docker-compose up -d --build. On updates run docker-compose build <service> && docker-compose up -d <service>.

Manual run (not recommended)

Running Celery

1. Set export PYTHONPATH=/usr/src/mytonctrl.
2. Run celery -A backend.background.celery worker --loglevel="INFO".

Running Flask

1. Set export PYTHONPATH=/usr/src/mytonctrl.
2. Run ./run_web_server.py.

Running MongoDB and RabbitMQ

Best practice is to run them from docker-compose. It will correctly mount data volumes and bind ports.

1. Run docker-compose up -d mongodb.
2. Run docker-compose up -d rabbitmq.

Running Frontend

1. Docker recommended: docker-compose up -d frontend.
2. Or install nodejs+yarn, run yarn install && yarn start from frontend directory.

Issues

• No nginx, in file frontend/src/ApiTools.js place your IP or domain name with port 8080 to address API requests to Backend. Current API URL: http://ton-status.com:8080.