github.com/muhammedhassanm/blockchain@v0.0.0-20200120143007-697261defd4d/sawtooth-core-master/validator/packaging/validator.toml.example

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# Sawtooth -- Validator Configuration
#

# This file should exist in the defined config directory and allows
# validators to be configured without the need for command line options.

# The following is a possible example.

# Bind is used to set the network and component endpoints. It should be a list
# of strings in the format "option:endpoint", where the options are currently
# network and component.
bind = [
  "network:tcp://127.0.0.1:8800",
  "component:tcp://127.0.0.1:4004"
]

# The type of peering approach the validator should take. Choices are 'static'
# which only attempts to peer with candidates provided with the peers option,
# and 'dynamic' which will do topology buildouts. If 'dynamic' is provided,
# any static peers will be processed first, prior to the topology buildout
# starting.
peering = "static"

# Advertised network endpoint URL.
endpoint = "tcp://127.0.0.1:8800"

# Uri(s) to connect to in order to initially connect to the validator network,
# in the format tcp://hostname:port. This is not needed in static peering mode
# and defaults to None. Replace host1 with the seed's hostname or IP address.
# seeds = ["tcp://host1:8800"]

# A list of peers to attempt to connect to in the format tcp://hostname:port.
# It defaults to None. Replace host1 with the peer's hostname or IP address.
# peers = ["tcp://host1:8800"]

# The type of scheduler to use. The choices are 'serial' or 'parallel'.
scheduler = 'serial'

# A Curve ZMQ key pair are used to create a secured network based on side-band
# sharing of a single network key pair to all participating nodes.
# Note if the config file does not exist or these are not set, the network
# will default to being insecure.
network_public_key = 'wFMwoOt>yFqI/ek.G[tfMMILHWw#vXB[Sv}>l>i)'
network_private_key = 'r&oJ5aQDj4+V]p2:Lz70Eu0x#m%IwzBdP(}&hWM*'

# The minimum number of peers required before stopping peer search.
minimum_peer_connectivity = 3

# The maximum number of peers that will be accepted.
maximum_peer_connectivity = 10

# The host and port for Open TSDB database used for metrics
# opentsdb_url = ""

# The name of the database used for storing metrics
# opentsdb_db = ""

# opentsdb_username = ""

# opentsdb_password = ""

# The type of authorization that must be performed for the different type of
# roles on the network. The different supported authorization types are "trust"
# and "challenge". The default is "trust".

# [roles]
# network = "trust"

# Any off-chain transactor permission roles. The roles should match the roles
# stored in state for transactor permissioning. Due to the roles having . in the
# key, the key must be wrapped in quotes so toml can process it. The value
# should be the file name of a policy stored in the policy_dir.

# [permissions]
# transactor = "policy.example"
# "transactor.transaction_signer" = "policy.example"