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- groups:
- - name: Bitcoin Knots Configuration
- description: Configure Bitcoin Knots
- - name: User and Group Configuration
- description: Configure User and Group for Bitcoin Knots
- - name: Network Configuration
- description: Configure Network for Bitcoin Knots
- - name: Storage Configuration
- description: Configure Storage for Bitcoin Knots
- - name: Labels Configuration
- description: Configure Labels for Bitcoin Knots
- - name: Resources Configuration
- description: Configure Resources for Bitcoin Knots
- questions:
- - variable: TZ
- label: Timezone
- group: Bitcoin Knots Configuration
- schema:
- type: string
- default: Etc/UTC
- required: true
- $ref:
- - definitions/timezone
- - variable: bitcoin
- label: ""
- group: Bitcoin Knots Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: rpc_user
- label: RPC User
- description: The username for RPC auth.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- default: truenas
- - variable: rpc_password
- label: RPC Password
- description: The password for RPC auth.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- private: true
- - variable: rpc_work_queue_size
- label: RPC Work Queue Size
- description: |
- Set the maximum number of queued Remote Procedure Call (RPC) requests your node can
- handle (e.g., from connected wallets or other apps), helping you strike a balance
- between performance and resource usage. Higher values can improve processing speed at
- the cost of increased system resources.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 128
- min: 0
- - variable: clearnet_outgoing_enabled
- label: Clearnet Outgoing Connections
- description: Connect to peers available on the clearnet (publicly accessible internet).
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: true
- - variable: clearnet_incoming_enabled
- label: Clearnet Incoming Connections
- description: |
- Broadcast your node to the Bitcoin network to help other clearnet nodes access the
- blockchain. You may need to set up port forwarding on your router.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: tor_outgoing_enabled
- label: Tor Outgoing Connections
- description: Connect to peers available on the Tor network.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: clearnet_outgoing_via_tor_enabled
- label: Route Clearnet Outgoing Connections Via Tor
- description: |
- Connect to peers available on the clearnet via Tor to preserve your anonymity at the
- cost of slightly less security.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: tor_incoming_enabled
- label: Tor Incoming Connections
- description: |
- Broadcast your node to the Bitcoin network to help other Tor nodes access the
- blockchain.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: tor_incoming_address
- label: Incoming Onion Address
- description: Enter the local IP of this machine if you are running the Arti TrueNAS App.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- valid_chars: "^[a-zA-Z0-9]+\\.onion$"
- valid_chars_error: Invalid onion address.
- show_if: [["tor_incoming_enabled", "=", true]]
- - variable: tor_ip
- label: Tor IP
- description: |
- Enter the local IP of this machine if you are running the Arti TrueNAS App.</br>
- Required if any of the following is enabled:
- - Tor Outgoing Connections
- - Tor Incoming Connections
- - Clearnet Outgoing Connections via Tor
- schema:
- type: ipaddr
- - variable: tor_port
- label: Tor port
- description: |
- Required if any of the following is enabled:
- - Tor Outgoing Connections
- - Tor Incoming Connections
- - Clearnet Outgoing Connections via Tor
- schema:
- type: int
- min: 1
- max: 65535
- - variable: i2p_outgoing_enabled
- label: I2P Outgoing Connections
- description: Connect to peers available on the I2P network.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: i2p_incoming_enabled
- label: I2P Incoming Connections
- description: |
- Broadcast your node to the Bitcoin network to help other I2P nodes access the
- blockchain. Your I2P router has to have SAM bridge enabled.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: i2p_ip
- label: I2P IP
- description: |
- Enter the local IP of this machine if you are running the Arti TrueNAS App.</br>
- Required if any of the following is enabled:
- - I2P Outgoing Connections
- - I2P Incoming Connections
- schema:
- type: ipaddr
- - variable: i2p_port
- label: I2P SAM port
- description: |
- Required if any of the following is enabled:
- - I2P Outgoing Connections
- - I2P Incoming Connections
- schema:
- type: int
- min: 1
- max: 65535
- - variable: public_rest_api_enabled
- label: Public REST API
- description: |
- Enabling the public REST API can help you connect certain wallets and apps to your node.
- However, because the REST API access is unauthenticated, it can lead to unauthorized
- access, privacy degradation, and denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: peer_block_filters_enabled
- label: Peer Block Filters
- description: |
- Share compact block filter data with connected light clients (like wallets) connected
- to your node, allowing them to get only the transaction information they are interested
- in from your node without having to download the entire blockchain.</br>
- Note: If you disable Peer Block Filters, you will need to also manually toggle off
- Block Filter Index if you want to stop storing block filter data.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: true
- - variable: block_filter_index_enabled
- label: Block Filter Index
- description: |
- Store an index of compact block filters which allows faster wallet re-scanning. In
- order to serve compact block filters to peers, you must also enable Peer Block Filters
- above.</br>
- Note: To use 'Block Filter Index' with a pruned node, you must enable it when you start
- the 'Prune Old Blocks' process under the Optimization category. If your node is already
- pruned and 'Block Filter Index' is off, enabling it will prevent your node from
- starting. To fix this while keeping 'Block Filter Index' on, you will need to either
- reindex your node or turn off 'Prune Old Blocks'.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: true
- - variable: peer_bloom_filters_enabled
- label: Peer Bloom Filters
- description: |
- Enable support for BIP37, a feature used by older light clients (like wallets) to get
- only the transaction information they are interested in from your node without having
- to download the entire blockchain.</br>
- Note: Bloom filters can have privacy and denial-of-service (DoS) risks, especially if
- your node is publicly reachable; its use is discouraged in favour of the more modern
- compact block filters.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: true
- - variable: peer_ban_time
- label: Peer Ban Time (seconds)
- description: |
- Set the duration (in seconds) that a peer will be banned from connecting to your node
- if they violate protocol rules or exhibit suspicious behavior. By adjusting ban time,
- you can maintain your node's security and network integrity, while preventing repeat
- offenders from causing disruptions. A longer ban time increases the ban period,
- discouraging misbehavior, while a shorter ban time allows for quicker re-connections but
- may require more frequent manual monitoring of peer activity.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 86400
- min: 0
- - variable: max_peer_connections
- label: Max Peer Connections
- description: |
- Set the maximum number of peers your node can connect to simultaneously. By managing
- this, you can optimize your node's network usage and system resources based on your
- device's capacity. A higher value enables your node to maintain more connections,
- potentially improving network stability and data sharing. A lower value conserves
- system resources and bandwidth, which may be beneficial for devices with limited
- capabilities.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 125
- min: 0
- - variable: max_receive_buffer
- label: Max Receive Buffer (KB)
- description: |
- Set the maximum amount of memory (in kilobytes) allocated for storing incoming data from
- other nodes in the network. A larger buffer size allows your node to handle more
- incoming data simultaneously, while a smaller size reduces memory consumption but may
- limit the amount of data your node can process at once.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 5000
- min: 0
- - variable: max_send_buffer
- label: Max Send Buffer (KB)
- description: |
- Set the maximum memory (in kilobytes) dedicated to storing outgoing data sent to other
- nodes in the network. A larger buffer size enables your node to send more data
- simultaneously, while a smaller size conserves memory but may restrict the volume of
- data your node can transmit at once.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 1000
- min: 0
- - variable: peer_timeout
- label: Peer Timeout (seconds)
- description: |
- Set the maximum time (in seconds) that your node will wait for a response from a
- connected peer before considering it unresponsive and disconnecting. Adjusting
- peer timeout helps you maintain stable connections with responsive peers while ensuring
- your node doesn't waste resources on unresponsive ones. A shorter timeout value allows
- for quicker disconnection from unresponsive peers, while a longer timeout provides more
- time for slow-responding peers to maintain a connection.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 60
- min: 0
- - variable: connection_timeout
- label: Connection Timeout (milliseconds)
- description: |
- Set the maximum time (in milliseconds) that your node will wait for a response from a
- newly connecting peer during the initial handshake process before considering it
- unresponsive and disconnecting. Fine-tuning it helps you ensure your node establishes
- stable connections with responsive peers while avoiding unresponsive ones. A shorter
- timeout value leads to faster disconnection from unresponsive peers, while a longer
- timeout allows more time for slow-responding peers to complete the handshake.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 5000
- min: 0
- - variable: max_upload_target
- label: Max Upload Target (MB/24h)
- description: |
- Limit the maximum amount of data (in MB) your node will upload to other peers in the
- network within a 24-hour period. Setting this to 0 (default) means that there is no
- limit. By adjusting it, you can optimize your node's bandwidth usage and maintain a
- balance between sharing data with the network and conserving your internet resources.
- A higher upload target allows your node to contribute more data to the network, while a
- lower target helps you save bandwidth for other uses.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 0
- min: 0
- - variable: cache_size
- label: Cache Size (MB)
- description: |
- Choose the size of the UTXO set to store in RAM. A larger cache can speed up the initial
- synchronization of your Bitcoin Knots, but after the initial sync is complete, a larger
- cache value does not significantly improve performance and may use more RAM than needed.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 300
- min: 1
- - variable: prune_size
- label: Prune Old Blocks (GB)
- description: |
- Save storage space by pruning (deleting) old blocks and keeping only a limited copy of
- the blockchain. It may take some time for your node to be online after you turn on
- pruning. If you turn off pruning after turning it on, you'll need to download the entire
- blockchain.<br />
- Note: A value of 0 disables pruning.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 0
- min: 0
- - variable: op_return_txs_relay_enabled
- label: Relay Transactions Containing Arbitrary Data
- description: Relay transactions with OP_RETURN outputs.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: true
- - variable: max_op_return_size
- label: Max Allowed Size of Arbitrary Data in Transactions (bytes)
- description: Set the maximum size of the data in OP_RETURN outputs that your node will relay.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 42
- min: 0
- show_if: [["op_return_txs_relay_enabled", "=", true]]
- - variable: bare_multisig_txs_relay_enabled
- label: Relay Bare Multisig Transactions
- description: Relay non-P2SH multisig transactions.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: max_mempool_size
- label: Maximum Mempool Size (MB)
- description: |
- Set the maximum size that your node will allocate (in RAM) for storing unconfirmed
- transactions before they are included in a block. By adjusting maxmempool, you can
- optimize your node's performance and balance memory usage based on your device's
- capabilities. A larger maxmempool allows your node to store more unconfirmed
- transactions, providing more accurate statistics on explorer apps like Mempool.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 1024
- min: 1
- - variable: mempool_expiry
- label: Mempool Expiration (hours)
- description: |
- Set the time threshold for unconfirmed transactions to remain in your node's mempool
- before being removed. By adjusting it, you can manage your node's memory usage and
- ensure outdated, unconfirmed transactions are discarded. A shorter expiry time helps
- keep your mempool up-to-date and reduces memory usage, while a longer expiry time allows
- transactions to remain in the pool for an extended period in case of network congestion
- or delayed confirmations.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 336
- min: 0
- - variable: mempool_persist_enabled
- label: Persist Mempool
- description: |
- Saves unconfirmed transactions in your node's mempool when it's shutting down and
- reloads them upon startup. Enabling this setting helps maintain a consistent mempool and
- prevents the loss of unconfirmed transactions during a restart. Disabling this setting
- will clear the mempool upon restart, which may reduce startup time but requires your
- node to rebuild its mempool from scratch.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: true
- - variable: max_orphan_txs
- label: Max Orphan Transactions
- description: |
- Set the maximum number of orphan transactions (transactions missing one or more of their
- inputs) that your node will keep in memory. By fine-tuning it, you can optimize your
- node's memory usage and manage its performance based on your device's capabilities. A
- larger limit allows your node to store more orphan transactions, potentially increasing
- the chances of finding missing inputs. A smaller limit conserves memory but will result
- in your node evicting some orphan transactions from memory when the limit is reached.
- schema:
- type: int
- required: true
- default: 100
- min: 0
- - variable: additional_flags
- label: Additional flags
- description: |
- Additional bitcoind commands can be provided here.
- If you are unsure, leave this blank.
- schema:
- type: list
- items:
- - variable: flag
- label: Flag
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- - variable: run_as
- label: ""
- group: User and Group Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: user
- label: User ID
- description: The user id that Bitcoin Knots files will be owned by.
- schema:
- type: int
- min: 568
- default: 568
- required: true
- - variable: group
- label: Group ID
- description: The group id that Bitcoin Knots files will be owned by.
- schema:
- type: int
- min: 568
- default: 568
- required: true
- - variable: network
- label: ""
- group: Network Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: rpc_port
- label: RPC Port
- description: This is the RPC port which is useful for other apps like Electrs to communicate with.
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: bind_mode
- label: Port Bind Mode
- description: |
- The port bind mode.</br>
- - Publish: The port will be published on the host for external access.</br>
- - Expose: The port will be exposed for inter-container communication.</br>
- - None: The port will not be exposed or published.</br>
- Note: If the Dockerfile defines an EXPOSE directive,
- the port will still be exposed for inter-container communication regardless of this setting.
- schema:
- type: string
- default: "published"
- enum:
- - value: "published"
- description: Publish port on the host for external access
- - value: "exposed"
- description: Expose port for inter-container communication
- - value: ""
- description: None
- - variable: port_number
- label: Port Number
- schema:
- type: int
- default: 30240
- min: 1
- max: 65535
- required: true
- - variable: host_ips
- label: Host IPs
- description: IPs on the host to bind this port
- schema:
- type: list
- show_if: [["bind_mode", "=", "published"]]
- default: []
- items:
- - variable: host_ip
- label: Host IP
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- $ref:
- - definitions/node_bind_ip
- - variable: p2p_clearnet_port
- label: P2P Clearnet Port
- description: |
- The port used for your node to communicate blockchain data with other clearnet nodes.
- This should be published for external access in most scenarios.
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: bind_mode
- label: Port Bind Mode
- description: |
- The port bind mode.</br>
- - Publish: The port will be published on the host for external access.</br>
- - Expose: The port will be exposed for inter-container communication.</br>
- - None: The port will not be exposed or published.</br>
- Note: If the Dockerfile defines an EXPOSE directive,
- the port will still be exposed for inter-container communication regardless of this setting.
- schema:
- type: string
- default: "published"
- enum:
- - value: "published"
- description: Publish port on the host for external access
- - value: "exposed"
- description: Expose port for inter-container communication
- - value: ""
- description: None
- - variable: port_number
- label: Port Number
- schema:
- type: int
- default: 30241
- min: 1
- max: 65535
- required: true
- - variable: host_ips
- label: Host IPs
- description: IPs on the host to bind this port
- schema:
- type: list
- show_if: [["bind_mode", "=", "published"]]
- default: []
- items:
- - variable: host_ip
- label: Host IP
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- $ref:
- - definitions/node_bind_ip
- - variable: p2p_tor_port
- label: P2P Tor Port
- description: |
- The port used for your node to communicate blockchain data with other Tor nodes.
- This should be published for external access in most scenarios.
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: bind_mode
- label: Port Bind Mode
- description: |
- The port bind mode.</br>
- - Publish: The port will be published on the host for external access.</br>
- - Expose: The port will be exposed for inter-container communication.</br>
- - None: The port will not be exposed or published.</br>
- Note: If the Dockerfile defines an EXPOSE directive,
- the port will still be exposed for inter-container communication regardless of this setting.
- schema:
- type: string
- default: ""
- enum:
- - value: "published"
- description: Publish port on the host for external access
- - value: "exposed"
- description: Expose port for inter-container communication
- - value: ""
- description: None
- - variable: port_number
- label: Port Number
- schema:
- type: int
- default: 30242
- min: 1
- max: 65535
- required: true
- - variable: host_ips
- label: Host IPs
- description: IPs on the host to bind this port
- schema:
- type: list
- show_if: [["bind_mode", "=", "published"]]
- default: []
- items:
- - variable: host_ip
- label: Host IP
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- $ref:
- - definitions/node_bind_ip
- - variable: storage
- label: ""
- group: Storage Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: bitcoin
- label: Bitcoin Storage Location
- description: |
- Use SSDs for reasonable performance.
- You will have a very bad time trying to sync a Bitcoin Knots on HDDs.</br>
- We recommend at least 800GB of free space if pruning is disabled.
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: type
- label: Type
- description: |
- ixVolume: Is dataset created automatically by the system.</br>
- Host Path: Is a path that already exists on the system.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- default: "ix_volume"
- enum:
- - value: "host_path"
- description: Host Path (Path that already exists on the system)
- - value: "ix_volume"
- description: ixVolume (Dataset created automatically by the system)
- - variable: ix_volume_config
- label: ixVolume Configuration
- description: The configuration for the ixVolume dataset.
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["type", "=", "ix_volume"]]
- $ref:
- - "normalize/ix_volume"
- attrs:
- - variable: acl_enable
- label: Enable ACL
- description: Enable ACL for the storage.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: dataset_name
- label: Dataset Name
- description: The name of the dataset to use for storage.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- hidden: true
- default: "bitcoin"
- - variable: acl_entries
- label: ACL Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["acl_enable", "=", true]]
- attrs: []
- - variable: host_path_config
- label: Host Path Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["type", "=", "host_path"]]
- attrs:
- - variable: acl_enable
- label: Enable ACL
- description: Enable ACL for the storage.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: acl
- label: ACL Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["acl_enable", "=", true]]
- attrs: []
- $ref:
- - "normalize/acl"
- - variable: path
- label: Host Path
- description: The host path to use for storage.
- schema:
- type: hostpath
- show_if: [["acl_enable", "=", false]]
- required: true
- - variable: additional_storage
- label: Additional Storage
- schema:
- type: list
- default: []
- items:
- - variable: storageEntry
- label: Storage Entry
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: type
- label: Type
- description: |
- ixVolume: Is dataset created automatically by the system.</br>
- Host Path: Is a path that already exists on the system.</br>
- SMB Share: Is a SMB share that is mounted to as a volume.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- default: "ix_volume"
- enum:
- - value: "host_path"
- description: Host Path (Path that already exists on the system)
- - value: "ix_volume"
- description: ixVolume (Dataset created automatically by the system)
- - value: "cifs"
- description: SMB/CIFS Share (Mounts a volume to a SMB share)
- - variable: read_only
- label: Read Only
- description: Mount the volume as read only.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: mount_path
- label: Mount Path
- description: The path inside the container to mount the storage.
- schema:
- type: path
- required: true
- - variable: host_path_config
- label: Host Path Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["type", "=", "host_path"]]
- attrs:
- - variable: acl_enable
- label: Enable ACL
- description: Enable ACL for the storage.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: acl
- label: ACL Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["acl_enable", "=", true]]
- attrs: []
- $ref:
- - "normalize/acl"
- - variable: path
- label: Host Path
- description: The host path to use for storage.
- schema:
- type: hostpath
- show_if: [["acl_enable", "=", false]]
- required: true
- - variable: ix_volume_config
- label: ixVolume Configuration
- description: The configuration for the ixVolume dataset.
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["type", "=", "ix_volume"]]
- $ref:
- - "normalize/ix_volume"
- attrs:
- - variable: acl_enable
- label: Enable ACL
- description: Enable ACL for the storage.
- schema:
- type: boolean
- default: false
- - variable: dataset_name
- label: Dataset Name
- description: The name of the dataset to use for storage.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- default: "storage_entry"
- - variable: acl_entries
- label: ACL Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["acl_enable", "=", true]]
- attrs: []
- $ref:
- - "normalize/acl"
- - variable: cifs_config
- label: SMB Configuration
- description: The configuration for the SMB dataset.
- schema:
- type: dict
- show_if: [["type", "=", "cifs"]]
- attrs:
- - variable: server
- label: Server
- description: The server to mount the SMB share.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- - variable: path
- label: Path
- description: The path to mount the SMB share.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- - variable: username
- label: Username
- description: The username to use for the SMB share.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- - variable: password
- label: Password
- description: The password to use for the SMB share.
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- private: true
- - variable: domain
- label: Domain
- description: The domain to use for the SMB share.
- schema:
- type: string
- - variable: labels
- label: ""
- group: Labels Configuration
- schema:
- type: list
- default: []
- items:
- - variable: label
- label: Label
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: key
- label: Key
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- - variable: value
- label: Value
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- - variable: containers
- label: Containers
- description: Containers where the label should be applied
- schema:
- type: list
- items:
- - variable: container
- label: Container
- schema:
- type: string
- required: true
- enum:
- - value: bitcoind
- description: bitcoind
- - variable: resources
- label: ""
- group: Resources Configuration
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: limits
- label: Limits
- schema:
- type: dict
- attrs:
- - variable: cpus
- label: CPUs
- description: CPUs limit for Bitcoin Knots.
- schema:
- type: int
- default: 2
- required: true
- - variable: memory
- label: Memory (in MB)
- description: Memory limit for Bitcoin Knots.
- schema:
- type: int
- default: 4096
- required: true
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