With the latest changes merged into the Quorum-dev-quickstart Github repo, you can now enable Sirato and use its free version to monitor your blockchain network. So what are you waiting for? Try Sirato with Quorum-dev-quickstart today and take your private blockchain exploration to the next level!
What is Sirato?
Sirato is a data and analytics platform for Ethereum-compatible blockchains.
A successful blockchain deployment relies on more than smart contracts, you need full visibility of your applications and a great user experience. Sirato provides this, giving you an accessible view of your blockchain applications and assets, enabling you to make fast and informed decisions that affect your business.
Sirato Features
- Intelligent monitoring – Dashboard aggregates key metrics for your blockchain.
- Gather unique insights – Sophisticated search functionality with filtering and sorting capabilities.
- Full support for private transactions – Visibility of all private blockchain assets and transactions. The only blockchain explorer that supports private transactions in Azure Blockchain Service, Hyperledger Besu and Quorum networks.
- One platform for all your users – Manage the entire lifecycle of your blockchain smart contracts, from development to production. Gather meaningful business Intelligence and insights into your blockchain applications running on Ethereum, Quorum and EVM compatible networks.
- Simple UI – Clean layout designed for both business and technical users. Create custom labels for addresses and accounts.
- Business intelligence and reporting – Sirato’s powerful API allows you to easily develop reports to provide business driven insights into your blockchain applications.
- Insights in your pocket – Track and manage all your blockchain assets from anywhere – Sirato is mobile friendly.
Try out a demo of Sirato on the Goerli Network.
What is Quorum-dev-quickstart?
The Quorum Developer Quickstart is a command line tool or utility that can be used to rapidly generate local Quorum blockchain networks for development and demo purposes using Besu, GoQourum, and Tessera in less than two minutes.
Here is a handy tutorial on how to use Quorum-dev-quickstart.
How to enable Sirato during Quorum-dev-quickstart?
Steps to run quorum-dev-quickstart:
- npx quorum-dev-quickstart
- Follow the prompts:
- Eth client to use:
- Besu
- GoQuroum
- Support for Private Tx: [Y/N]
- Option for Logging with different tools:
- Loki
- Splunk
- ELK
- Enable Sirato: Y
- Enable Blockscout: N
- Path to create config files: . (Default)
- ./run.sh
Once the script finishes, you will see all the endpoints and ports for different services.
Sirato is on port 8081, just open the link http://localhost:8081 on any browser to explore Sirato.
Sirato Data and Analytics Platform in action
Sirato initialization page
Once you open the Sirato web-UI link you’ll see the new initialization page while it boots up. This may take 5–10 minutes for the all services to start and the ingestion sync to complete.
The Sirato dashboard
Sirato’s dashboard page provides an aggregated view of network activities.
The network view in Sirato
The network page provides an overview of the network status and connected peers.
Sirato’s block view
The blocks page shows a real-time view of the finalized blocks.
Viewing block details in Sirato
You can view a given block details by selecting a block hash or number.
Sirato’s transaction view
The transactions page shows a paginated view of new and historical transactions.
Sirato is a data and analytics platform for Ethereum-compatible blockchains that provides intelligent monitoring, sophisticated search functionality and support for private transactions amongst other features. Quorum-dev-quickstart is a command-line tool that generates local Quorum blockchain networks for development and demonstration purposes. With the latest updates to the Quorum-dev-quickstart Github repository, users can now enable Sirato’s free version to monitor their blockchain network.
Ready to take your blockchain exploration to the next level? With Sirato now available in Quorum-dev-quickstart, it’s never been easier to try Sirato and its features to gain full visibility of your private blockchain applications and assets.
