Running a replica node for ApeChain
Please see the attached repository (zipped) for an example of how to spin up a node locally. Replace the arbitrum one rpc url with your own private url to avoid being rate limited.
nitro-replica-curtis.zip (opens in a new tab)
Docker Images
public.ecr.aws/i6b2w2n6/nitro-node:apechain-2.0.0
Existing RPC Endpoints
Http endpoint: https://apechain.calderachain.xyz/http
Wss endpoint: wss://apechain.calderachain.xyz/ws
Running a replica node for Curtis
Download the zipped repository below for an out-of-the-box example of how to spin up a node locally.
nitro-replica-curtis.zip (opens in a new tab)
Using the Repo
The repo is set up to easily run curtis testnet replica nodes. Simply run docker-compose up
from the root of the repository to bring a replica node up locally.
The docker image for curtis testnet is hosted in a public docker repo: public.ecr.aws/i6b2w2n6/nitro-node:curtis3
The nodeConfig
file included in the repository is prepopulated with curtis testnet parameters. The current setup uses a public rpc url for the Arbitrum Sepolia rpc and stores node data in ad Docker volume.
It is recommended to replace the Arbitrum Sepolia RPC URL in docker-compose.yml
with your own private url to avoid ratelimiting issues, it's advised to use your private PRC URL instead of the default public one. By default, this value is set to Arbitrum's public RPC url.
Docker Images
public.ecr.aws/i6b2w2n6/nitro-node:curtis3
Existing RPC Endpoints
Http endpoint: https://rpc.curtis.apechain.com/http
Wss endpoint: wss://rpc.curtis.apechain.com/ws