POKT Lint
Last updated
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Any POKT node runner knows that the most important factors to maximizing rewards are:
Chain selection
Relay latency
Fortunately, through tools like https://poktscan.com, node runners can research chain rewards to identify which chains they want to serve… but there are no practical ways for node runners to identify their relay latency in respect to Pocket Portal locations until now. Use POKT Lint to measure your node's latency on the Pocket Network.
1) Turn on Simulate Relays on the nodes you want to test. This requires restarting your node.
Node Pilot user can simply click “Simulate Relays”
Other node runners can start pocket-core with the --simulateRelay glage
2) Wait for the node to finish starting up
Pocket nodes can take up to 20 minutes to warm up.
Node Pilot users will know when the node is warmed up when the block height appears.
3) Go to POKTLint. and add your node addresses.
Submitting multiple nodes requires a comma between each address
4) See the results!
<100ms = GREAT (Guaranteed full potential rewards from that Portal location)
100ms - 300ms = OK (likely to see less rewards in most sessions)
300ms - 400ms = MINIMAL (likely faster nodes are getting the lions share of the rewards)
>500ms - TO SLOW (don't expect any rewards)
5) After testing be sure to restart your POKT node without Simulate Relays.
Simulate Relays should not remain on.
