Increase disk and network requirements for long-term deployment (#4948)
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The recommended requirements for compiling and running `zebrad` are:
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- 4+ CPU cores
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- 16+ GB RAM
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- 100 GB+ available disk space for building binaries and storing cached chain state
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- 100+ Mbps network connections
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- 300 GB+ available disk space for building binaries and storing cached chain state
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- 100+ Mbps network connection, with 100+ GB of uploads and downloads per month
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We continuously test that our builds and tests pass on:
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[open a ticket.](https://github.com/ZcashFoundation/zebra/issues/new/choose)
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`zebrad`'s typical mainnet network usage is:
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- Initial sync: 40 GB download (in the longer term, several hundred GB are likely to be downloaded).
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- Initial sync: 50 GB download, we expect the initial download to grow to hundreds of gigabytes over time
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- Ongoing updates: 10 MB - 1 GB upload and download per day, depending on user-created transaction size, and peer requests
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Zebra also performs an initial sync every time its internal database version changes.
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### Disk Usage
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Zebra uses up to 40 GB of space for cached mainnet data,
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and 10 GB of space for cached testnet data.
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Zebra uses around 100 GB of space for cached mainnet data, and 10 GB of space for cached testnet data.
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We expect disk usage to grow over time, so we recommend reserving at least 300 GB for mainnet nodes.
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RocksDB cleans up outdated data periodically,
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and when the database is closed and re-opened.
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RocksDB cleans up outdated data periodically, and when the database is closed and re-opened.
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#### Disk Troubleshooting
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