time, block height, block proposer ID, number of validators that missed the block
- Tracks how many Cosmos validators missed a block
- Optionally alerts if your validator is one of those that missed the block
- Logs your missed blocks to disk. You can analyze this log to try to infer where you'd place your next sentry.
If your validator missed the block, it appends "(including your validator)." If the number of validators that missed is below your threshold (alertIfLessThan) it will send an alert and further append "X validators missed, below your threshold of Y".
To sort from which proposer your validator misses the most blocks, use cat /path/to/log.txt | cut -f 3 -d ',' | sort| uniq -c |sort -nr on the log (disk log, not journalctl) output. Sample:
To get the min/max/avg of how many validators are missing a validator's blocks, or the global average, use gaiadmonavg.sh.
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