Operational Guide

Mooncoin Node Deployment Guide

Canonical technical entry point for running a Mooncoin node on Linux infrastructure. This page covers daemon-first deployment, Docker workflow, verification checkpoints, and practical RPC usage.

Step-by-Step Setup

  1. 1. Choose Runtime Path

    Use release binaries for controlled environments or Docker for standardized rollout across VPS fleets.

  2. 2. Start Mooncoin Daemon

    Enable RPC and tx index for operational visibility and deterministic query flow.

    mooncoind -server=1 -txindex=1 -rpcuser=rpcuser -rpcpassword=strongpass
  3. 3. Validate Node State

    Check chain status and UTXO visibility before exposing downstream wallet or API integrations.

    mooncoin-cli getblockchaininfo
    mooncoin-cli getnetworkinfo
    mooncoin-cli listunspent
  4. 4. Add Verification Gate

    Use known checkpoint hashes to verify synchronization integrity before operational use.

Ops Notes

  • -Keep one dedicated environment for node upgrades and rollback rehearsal.
  • -Track RPC latency and peer count as baseline health indicators.
  • -Separate consensus node access from public query endpoints.

Mooncoin Node FAQ

How do I run a Mooncoin node without GUI wallet?

Use daemon-only mode and RPC tooling. `mooncoind` + `mooncoin-cli` is sufficient for synchronization, verification, and automation workflows.

Does Mooncoin node deployment support ARM64?

Yes. Current deployment tracks support both amd64 and arm64 paths, including Docker-based operations.

Can a Mooncoin wallet depend on this node setup?

Yes. Mobile, browser, and bot wallet research tracks all assume stable Mooncoin node behavior and deterministic query interfaces.

How do I verify chain integrity after setup?

Run checkpoint validation commands and compare known block hashes from the verification guide before exposing wallet-facing services.

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