docs: wh dashboard and the fly healthcheck
* mention the wormhole-dashboard github hosted instance * mention how to run the fly healthcheck to verify a guardian
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guardiand's
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@ -177,6 +177,9 @@ requests and [ccq](https://wormhole.com/queries) will not function as intended.
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Wormhole exposes a status server for readiness and metrics. By default, it listens on port 6060 on localhost.
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You can use a command line argument to expose it publicly: `--statusAddr=[::]:6060`.
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**NOTE:** Parsing the log output for monitoring is NOT recommended. Log output is meant for human consumption and is
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not considered a stable API. Log messages may be added, modified or removed without notice. Use the metrics :-)
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#### `/readyz`
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This endpoint returns a 200 OK status code once the Wormhole node is ready to serve requests. A node is
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See [Wormhole.json](../dashboards/Wormhole.json) for an example Grafana dashboard.
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#### Wormhole Dashboard
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There is a [dashboard](https://wormhole-foundation.github.io/wormhole-dashboard) which shows the overall health of the
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network and has metrics on individual guardians.
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**NOTE:** Parsing the log output for monitoring is NOT recommended. Log output is meant for human consumption and is
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not considered a stable API. Log messages may be added, modified or removed without notice. Use the metrics :-)
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#### Wormhole Fly Healthcheck
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In the [wormhole-dashboard](https://github.com/wormhole-foundation/wormhole-dashboard) repository, there is a small
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[healthcheck application](https://github.com/wormhole-foundation/wormhole-dashboard/tree/main/fly/cmd/healthcheck)
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which verifies that the guardian is gossiping out heartbeats, is submitting chain observations, and has a working
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heartbeats api available. This is a very good way to verify a specific guardian is functioning as intended.
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You can clone the repo and run the check against the [MCF Guardian](https://github.com/wormhole-foundation/wormhole-networks/blob/649dcc48f29d462fe6cb0062cb6530021d36a417/mainnetv2/guardianset/v3.prototxt#L58):
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```shell
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git clone https://github.com/wormhole-foundation/wormhole-dashboard
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cd wormhole-dashboard/fly/cmd/healthcheck
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# Run the fly
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$ go run main.go --pubKey 0xDA798F6896A3331F64b48c12D1D57Fd9cbe70811 --url https://wormhole-v2-mainnet-api.mcf.rocks
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✅ guardian heartbeat received {12D3KooWDZVv7BhZ8yFLkarNdaSWaB43D6UbQwExJ8nnGAEmfHcU: [/ip4/185.188.42.109/udp/8999/quic-v1]}
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✅ 44 observations received
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✅ /v1/heartbeats
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```
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If the guardian public rpc is not exposed, the `--url` flag can be omitted:
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```shell
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$ go run main.go --pubKey 0xDA798F6896A3331F64b48c12D1D57Fd9cbe70811
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✅ guardian heartbeat received {12D3KooWDZVv7BhZ8yFLkarNdaSWaB43D6UbQwExJ8nnGAEmfHcU: [/ip4/185.188.42.109/udp/8999/quic-v1]}
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✅ 41 observations received
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ℹ️ --url not defined, skipping web checks
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```
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The bootstrap nodes and network defaults to mainnet and the values can be found in the [network constants](../node/pkg/p2p/network_consts.go).
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It can also be used to test a specific bootstrap node/s:
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```shell
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$ go run main.go --pubKey 0xDA798F6896A3331F64b48c12D1D57Fd9cbe70811 --bootstrap /dns4/wormhole.mcf.rocks/udp/8999/quic/p2p/12D3KooWDZVv7BhZ8yFLkarNdaSWaB43D6UbQwExJ8nnGAEmfHcU
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✅ guardian heartbeat received {12D3KooWDZVv7BhZ8yFLkarNdaSWaB43D6UbQwExJ8nnGAEmfHcU: [/ip4/185.188.42.109/udp/8999/quic-v1]}
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✅ 44 observations received
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ℹ️ --url not defined, skipping web checks
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```
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## Running a public API endpoint
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Wormhole v2 no longer uses Solana as a data availability layer (see [design document](../whitepapers/0005_data_availability.md)).
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