11 Commits (608485ff2506571838e7f3e71ef85f6d2bc092cf)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Paul Tsupikoff	b8a8a008ec	Make websocket optional for realtime fetcher (#1778) ... Realtime fetcher already uses both websocket and JSONRPC polling for more reliable new block fetching. Though, if no websocket was available, the realtime fetcher wouldn't start, and no new blocks arrived at all. As we already have a polling fallback, we now make websocket optional. This will also help with supporting nodes without websocket API. To disable websocket API, pass `nil` in `subscribe_named_arguments.transport`.	6 years ago
Paul Tsupikoff	3c338e193e	Increase HTTP timeout to 10min for prod env as well	6 years ago
Luke Imhoff	81179f9459	Use :timer functions to make timeout values clearer	6 years ago
Andrew Cravenho	72480f2389	Remove old sokol node from prod env	6 years ago
Konstantin Zolotarev	a9fd475df4	Unified config variables for all JSON RPC variants	6 years ago
Sebastian Abondano	2b8ceb4e32	Update block reward contract beneficiary balances ... Why: * "Parity’s consensus engine allows using a smart contract for block reward calculation." - see https://wiki.parity.io/Block-Reward-Contract for details. This means that we need to use `trace_block` (https://wiki.parity.io/JSONRPC-trace-module#trace_block) to fetch the block reward contract beneficiaries and update their balances. Currently this doesn't happen so there are addresses (block contract reward beneficiaries) with inaccurate balances and missing rows in the `address_coin_balances` table. * Issue link: https://github.com/poanetwork/blockscout/issues/767 This change addresses the need by: * Adding `EthereumJSONRPC.fetch_beneficiaries/2` to help us fetch the block reward contract beneficiaries of a given block range. This only works with Parity. * Editing Indexer's dev and prod config by adding `trace_block` config to `:method_to_url`. * Adding `block_reward_contract_beneficiaries` to `Indexer.AddressExtraction` for it to know how to get addresses in this scenario. * Editing `Indexer.Block.Fetcher.fetch_and_import_range/2` to get block reward contract beneficiaries, create their addresses if they don't yet exist, and update their coin balances.	6 years ago
Andrew Cravenho	9892d1bd17	Add env variables to the production parity files	6 years ago
Luke Imhoff	cddd810a58	Use :websocket_client for EthereumJSONRPC.WebSocket ... :websocket_client can properly use :ssl_verify_hostname.verify_fun/3 for :verify_fun and allow for the handshake to both be secure and pass for infura.	6 years ago
Luke Imhoff	c8c53405fc	Subscribe to newHeads for realtime indexer ... Separate Catchup and Realtime indexer's fetching, so that Catchup continues to use the old polling, `EthereumJSONRPC.json_rpc` while Realtime subscribes with `EthereumJSONRPC.subscribe`. Because Realtime gets notified of new blocks through the subscription, it no longer has a Sequence, so Sequence has been removed from `%BlockFetcher{}`. There is also no block concurrency or block batch size for Realtime, so that was removed from `%BlockFetcher{}` too and moved to `%BlockFetcher.Catchup{}`. Because Realtime requires a websocket to be connected, there is now an `Indexer.BlockFetcher.Realtime.Supervisor` that supervises the `Indexer.BlockFetcher.Realtime.WebSocket` and `Indexer.BlockFetcher.Realtime`. `Indexer.BlockFetcher.Realtime` because it is waiting on notifications from is subscription becomes a `GenServer` insteado of a `Task`, so it can be supervised normally. BlockFetcher.Supervisor becomes a normal `Supervisor` of `Catchup.Supervisor` and `Realtime.Supervisor`. As Realtime is using `EthereumJSONRPC.subscribe`, `subscribe_named_arguments` has been added as a sibling of `json_rpc_named_arguments` in the `:indexer` `config`s.	6 years ago
Luke Imhoff	fe49a753d3	block_rate -> block_interval ... block_rate is measured in milliseconds / block, but a rate would blocks / unit-time, so rename block_rate to block_interval to reflect it is the interval between blocks.	6 years ago
Luke Imhoff	8f827ecfa6	Use Mox by default for local integration tests ... How to run without Mox is in the root `README.md`. Run all combinations of Variant and Transport on CircleCI to ensure that Mox matches HTTP behavior, so Mox can be used for fast local testing: * Geth, HTTP * Geth, Mox * Parity, HTTP * Parity, Mox Using Mox locally also lessens load on Sokol and the Infura API key the tests use for Geth under the assumption that we do far more local testing than CI testing. May help with #340, but does not fix the root cause, which is now known as `Sequence` not chunking ranges correctly on retry.	6 years ago
Luke Imhoff	466c1e76f6	Request transport module and options for all JSONRPC calls ... To lessen load on Sokol chain nodes during testing and to allow substituting different transports than HTTP, such as IPC, in the future, pass the transport module and its options to any call to `EthereumJSONRPC.json_rpc`. This will allow us to use a `mox` module in local testing, so we only do true chain integration testing in CircleCI.	6 years ago