Leveraging Octez
summary
Octez is a CLI and node suite that actually runs Tezos layer‑1: an OCaml node split into a shell + protocol to support on‑chain upgrades, a baker that needs stake and local node access, a client plus mock-up client and proxy client for fast testing, a proxy server for public providers, remote signer and tezos‑codec for binary↔JSON. Snapshots let a new node sync in minutes; history modes are full/rolling/archive (rolling fits a Raspberry Pi); a single client transfer issues >20 RPCs so proxied clients improve performance.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to Nomadic Labs and Octez
- 1:07Technology stack of blockchains and Octez overview
- 2:56How operations propagate in the Tezos network
- 5:03Structure and upgradeability of the Tezos node
- 7:29Installing and running the Octez node
- 10:56Testing with sandbox mode and test networks
- 13:06Synchronizing nodes with snapshots and history modes
- 16:17Monitoring nodes with metrics and dashboards
- 21:16Using the Tezos client and its RPC capabilities
- 24:28Client modes for performance and security
- 27:21Proxy server and client for scalable interactions
- 28:25Role and setup of the Tezos baker
- 32:15Developer tools in Octez including Tezos codec
- 33:43Q&A on testnets and network upgrades
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