This guide explains how to download, configure, and run the svm-rollup binary to operate a Solaxy rollup node connected to the Celestia data availability layer.
Running a node allows participants to support network infrastructure, maintain state replication, and prepare for validator participation as the network expands.
π» Hardware Requirements
For reliable rollup node performance, the following specifications are recommended:
CPU: 16 vCPUs
Memory: 32 GiB RAM
Storage: 1 TB disk
These specifications ensure stable syncing, transaction processing, and state management under sustained network activity.
The latest Solaxy rollup binary bundle is distributed through a stable release endpoint.
Download the binary and genesis state:
π Extract the Bundle
Unpack the release archive and place the genesis state file in the appropriate directory:
After extraction, the directory structure will resemble:
βΆοΈ Start the Rollup Node
Launch the rollup node:
The node will begin syncing and connecting to the Celestia data availability layer.
π Verify Node Operation
Once the node is running, verify connectivity via the RPC endpoint:
A valid JSON response confirms the node is operational and serving RPC requests.
π Network Context
The Solaxy rollup operates as a modular Layer 2 built using the Sovereign SDK and secured by Celestia for data availability. Running a node contributes to:
Network resilience
State replication
Infrastructure decentralization
Validator readiness
As validator participation expands, this rollup node setup forms the foundation for broader community-operated infrastructure.