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Swarm Beekeeper is an orchestrator that can manage a cluster of Bee nodes and call into their API. It allows various scenario’s to be performed on these nodes. The Swarm team uses Beekeeper internally for integration tests.

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Introduction

Ethereum Swarm Beekeeper is an orchestration and testing tool for managing Ethereum Swarm Bee clusters. It enables:

  • Cluster Management: Automate creation and deletion of Bee clusters in Kubernetes.
  • Integration Checks: Run tests (e.g., pingpong, pushsync) to validate network behavior.
  • Static Endpoints Support: Execute checks without Kubernetes by using static Bee node endpoints.
  • Node Funding: Automate funding Bee nodes with ETH and BZZ tokens (Kubernetes optional).
  • Dynamic Configuration: Use flexible YAML-based configs for customizable actions.

Beekeeper simplifies the management and testing of Bee nodes, whether deployed in Kubernetes or standalone environments.

Quick Start

Local Development

This setup is used both in our CI environment and for local development. It provides a consistent development environment that mirrors our production testing infrastructure.

CI Usage: Our CI pipeline uses this local development setup to run automated tests against Bee clusters, ensuring code quality and integration testing before deployment.

Local Development: Developers can use this same setup locally to test changes, debug issues, and validate functionality before pushing code. This ensures that what works locally will work in CI and production.

Prerequisites:

  • Docker
  • kubectl
  • make
  • go

Note: The setup uses K3s (lightweight Kubernetes) and k3d (K3s in Docker) for local cluster management. These tools provide a fast, lightweight Kubernetes environment perfect for development and testing.

Quick setup:

# Clone and build Beekeeper
git clone https://github.com/ethersphere/beekeeper
cd beekeeper
make binary

# Clone Bee repository for local setup
git clone https://github.com/ethersphere/bee
cd bee

# Install K3s cluster and Geth node
make beelocal ACTION=prepare SETUP_CONTRACT_IMAGE_TAG=0.9.2 OPTS='skip-vet'

> **Important:** The `SETUP_CONTRACT_IMAGE_TAG=0.9.2` parameter is required and must match exactly. This ensures compatibility with our CI pipeline and production environment. See our [CI workflow](https://github.com/ethersphere/bee/blob/3a5de30aba477560bfc503632479f4793d68dcef/.github/workflows/beekeeper.yml#L15) for reference.

# Deploy Bee nodes locally
cd ../beekeeper
./dist/beekeeper create bee-cluster --cluster-name=local-dns

# Verify deployment
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=local-dns --checks=ci-pingpong

Need help? See the Bee Deployment Guide for detailed step-by-step instructions.

Requirements

Installation

Build from source

make binary

Install the binary

macOS/Linux

cp dist/beekeeper /usr/local/bin/beekeeper

Windows

copy dist\beekeeper.exe C:\Windows\System32\beekeeper.exe

Alternative: Add to PATH

You can also add the dist/ directory to your system PATH instead of copying the binary:

  • macOS/Linux: Add export PATH="$PATH:$(pwd)/dist" to your shell profile
  • Windows: Add the full path to dist\ in your system Environment Variables

Note:

  • If you installed Beekeeper system-wide (e.g., copied to /usr/local/bin or C:\Windows\System32), use beekeeper in your commands.
  • If you are running directly from the build output without installing, use ./dist/beekeeper (macOS/Linux) or .\dist\beekeeper.exe (Windows) instead of beekeeper in all command examples.

Run unit tests

Runs available unit tests in pkg folder

make test

Configuration

Beekeeper is configured with:

  • config file - sets Beekeeper's internals, and
  • config directory - sets Bee cluster configuration, checks and simulations

Config file

Config file is used to set Beekeeper internals:

  • config-dir: config directory location
  • enable-k8s: Kubernetes client
  • geth-url: Swap client - RPC endpoint, URL of the Ethereum-compatible blockchain RPC endpoint

Default location for config file is: $HOME/.beekeeper.yaml

Location can also be set with the --config flag.

example:

config-dir: <user home dir>/.beekeeper/
config-git-repo: ""
config-git-branch: main
config-git-username: <GitHub username>
config-git-password: <GitHub Personal Access Token>
enable-k8s: true
in-cluster: false
kubeconfig: "~/.kube/config"
geth-url: http://geth-swap.geth-swap.dai.internal
bzz-token-address: 0x6aab14fe9cccd64a502d23842d916eb5321c26e7 
eth-account: 0x62cab2b3b55f341f10348720ca18063cdb779ad5
log-verbosity: "info"
loki-endpoint: http://loki.testnet.internal/loki/api/v1/push

Beekeeper reads config-dir from the local machine by default, but it also supports reading config-dir from a Git repo. If the field config-git-repo is set, it will override config-dir and the configuration will be read from the Git repo.

If config-dir is kept in a Git repo, the field config-git-repo should point to it, along with config-git-branch specifying the proper branch. Fields config-git-username and config-git-password can be set when the repo is private.

Official GitHub repository with Beekeeper's configuration is https://github.com/ethersphere/beekeeper-config

General Notes:

  • command flags can also be set through the config file
  • k8s client can be disabled with enable-k8s flag (default is true)

Config directory

Config directory is used to group configuration (.yaml) files describing:

  • Bee cluster setup in Kubernetes
  • checks (integration tests), and
  • simulations

Default location for the config dir is: $HOME/.beekeeper/

Location can also be set with the --config-dir flag.

Examples of .yaml files can be found in the Beekeeper repo.

Config dir's .yaml files have several main blocks:

  • clusters: defines clusters Beekeeper works with
  • node-groups: defines Bee node groups that are part of the cluster. Node group is a collection of Bee nodes sharing the same configuration parameters.
  • bee-configs: defines Bee configuration that can be assigned to node-groups
  • checks: defines checks Beekeeper can execute against the cluster
  • simulations: defines simulations Beekeeper can execute against the cluster
  • stages: defines stages for dynamic execution of checks and simulations

Inheritance

Inheritance can be set through the field _inherit.

Clusters, node-groups and bee-configs blocks support inheritance.

example:

bee-configs:
  light-node:
    _inherit: default
    full-node: false

This setting means that the light-node bee-config will inherit all parameters from the default bee-config, overriding only the full-node parameter.

Action types

Action types can be set in every check or simulation definition.

Action types allow defining the same check or simulation with different parameters.

example:

checks:
  pushsync-chunks:
    options:
      chunks-per-node: 1
      metrics-enabled: false
      mode: chunks
      postage-amount: 1000
      postage-depth: 16
      postage-wait: 5s
      retries: 5
      retry-delay: 1s
      upload-node-count: 1
    timeout: 5m
    type: pushsync
  pushsync-light-chunks:
    options:
      chunks-per-node: 1
      metrics-enabled: false
      mode: light-chunks
      postage-amount: 1000
      postage-depth: 16
      postage-wait: 5s
      retries: 5
      retry-delay: 1s
      upload-node-count: 1
    timeout: 5m
    type: pushsync

This setting means that the pushsync check can be executed by choosing the pushsync-chunks or pushsync-light-chunks variation.

Usage

beekeeper has the following commands:

command description
check runs integration tests on a Bee cluster
create creates Bee infrastructure
delete Deletes Bee infrastructure
fund Fund Ethereum addresses
help Help about any command
nuke Nuke Bee nodes in the cluster
print Print information about a Bee cluster
simulate [DEPRECATED] Run simulations on a Bee cluster
version Print version number
node-funder Fund (top up) Bee nodes
node-operator Auto-funds (top up) Bee nodes on deployment.
restart Restart Bee nodes in Kubernetes
stamper Manage postage batches for nodes

check

Command check runs integration tests on a Bee cluster.

It has following flags:

--checks strings                  list of checks to execute (default [pingpong])
--cluster-name string             cluster name (default "default")
--create-cluster                  creates cluster before executing checks
--help                            help for check
--metrics-enabled                 enable metrics
--metrics-pusher-address string   prometheus metrics pusher address (default "pushgateway.staging.internal")
--seed int                        seed, -1 for random (default -1)
--timeout duration                timeout (default 30m0s)

example:

beekeeper check --checks=pingpong,pushsync

create

Command create creates Bee infrastructure. It has two subcommands:

  • bee-cluster - creates Bee cluster

It has following flags:

--cluster-name string   cluster name (default "default")
--help                  help for bee-cluster
--timeout duration      timeout (default 30m0s)
--wallet-key string     Hex-encoded private key for the Bee node wallet. Required.

It is required to specify the geth-url and wallet-key flags for funding Bee nodes, either by using flags or the config file.

example:

beekeeper create bee-cluster --cluster-name=default
  • k8s-namespace - creates Kubernetes namespace

example:

beekeeper create k8s-namespace beekeeper

delete

Command delete deletes Bee infrastructure. It has two subcommands:

  • bee-cluster - deletes Bee cluster

It has following flags:

--cluster-name string   cluster name (default "default")
--help                  help for bee-cluster
--timeout duration      timeout (default 15m0s)
--with-storage          delete storage

example:

beekeeper delete bee-cluster default
  • k8s-namespace - deletes Kubernetes namespace

example:

beekeeper delete k8s-namespace beekeeper

fund

Command fund makes BZZ tokens and ETH deposits to given Ethereum addresses.

It has the following flags:

--addresses strings          Bee node Ethereum addresses (must start with 0x)
--address-create             if enabled, creates Ethereum address(es)
--address-count              number of Ethereum addresses to create
--bzz-deposit float          BZZ tokens amount to deposit
--bzz-token-address string   BZZ token address (default "0x6aab14fe9cccd64a502d23842d916eb5321c26e7")
--eth-account string         ETH account address (default "0x62cab2b3b55f341f10348720ca18063cdb779ad5")
--eth-deposit float          ETH amount to deposit
--help                       help for fund
--password                   password for generating Ethereum addresses (default "beekeeper")
--timeout duration           timeout (default 5m0s)

examples:

beekeeper fund --addresses=0xf176839c150e52fe30e5c2b5c648465c6fdfa532,0xebe269e07161c68a942a3a7fce6b4ed66867d6f0 --bzz-deposit 100 --eth-deposit 0.01

beekeeper fund --address-create --address-count 2 --bzz-deposit 100 --eth-deposit 0.01

nuke

Command nuke executes a database nuke operation across Bee nodes in a Kubernetes cluster, forcing each node to resynchronize all data on the next startup.

This command provides StatefulSet update and rollback procedures to maintain cluster stability during the nuke process, ensuring safe and coordinated resets of node state.

It has the following flags:

--cluster-name string              Target Beekeeper cluster name.
--namespace string                 Kubernetes namespace (overrides cluster name).
--label-selector string            Kubernetes label selector for filtering resources when namespace is set (use empty string for all). (default "app.kubernetes.io/name=bee")
--restart-args strings             Command to run in the Bee cluster, e.g. 'db,nuke,--config=.bee.yaml' (default [bee,start,--config=.bee.yaml])
--use-random-neighborhood          Use random neighborhood for Bee nodes (default: false)
--timeout duration                 timeout (default 30m0s)

examples:

# Basic usage with cluster name
beekeeper nuke --cluster-name=default --restart-args="bee,start,--config=.bee.yaml"

# Namespace-based targeting
beekeeper nuke --namespace=my-namespace --restart-args="bee,start,--config=.bee.yaml"

# With random neighborhood targeting
beekeeper nuke --cluster-name=default --restart-args="bee,start,--config=.bee.yaml" --use-random-neighborhood=true

print

Command print prints information about a Bee cluster.

It has following flags:

--cluster-name string   cluster name (default "default")
--help                  help for print
--timeout duration      timeout (default 15m0s)

example:

beekeeper print overlays

simulate

Command simulate runs simulations on a Bee cluster. This command is deprecated and will be removed in a future version.

It has following flags:

--cluster-name string             cluster name (default "default")
--create-cluster                  creates cluster before executing simulations
--help                            help for check
--metrics-enabled                 enable metrics
--metrics-pusher-address string   prometheus metrics pusher address (default "pushgateway.staging.internal")
--seed int                        seed, -1 for random (default -1)
--simulations strings             list of simulations to execute (default [upload])
--timeout duration                timeout (default 30m0s)

example:

beekeeper simulate --simulations=upload

version

Command version prints the version number.

example:

beekeeper version

node-funder

Command node-funder uses the https://github.com/ethersphere/node-funder tool to fund (top up) bee nodes up to the specified amount. It can fund all nodes in a k8s namespace or only specified addresses.

It has following flags:

--addresses strings         Comma-separated list of Bee node addresses (must start with 0x). Overrides namespace and cluster name.
--cluster-name string       Name of the Beekeeper cluster to target. Ignored if a namespace is specified.
--help                      help for node-funder
--label-selector string     Kubernetes label selector for filtering resources within the specified namespace. Use an empty string to select all resources. (default "beekeeper.ethswarm.org/node-funder=true")
--min-native float          Minimum amount of chain native coins (xDAI) nodes should have.
--min-swarm float           Minimum amount of swarm tokens (xBZZ) nodes should have.
--namespace string          Kubernetes namespace. Overrides cluster name if set.
--periodic-check duration   Periodic execution check interval.
--timeout duration          Operation timeout (e.g., 5s, 10m, 1.5h). (default 5m0s)
--wallet-key string         Hex-encoded private key for the Bee node wallet. Required.

Fund specific addresses

beekeeper node-funder --geth-url="http://geth-swap.default.testnet.internal" --wallet-key="4663c222787e30c1994b59044aa5045377a6e79193a8ead88293926b535c722d" --addresses=0xf176839c150e52fe30e5c2b5c648465c6fdfa532,0xebe269e07161c68a942a3a7fce6b4ed66867d6f0 --min-swarm=180 --min-native=2.2

Fund K8S namespace (use label selector to filter nodes)

beekeeper node-funder --geth-url="http://geth-swap.default.testnet.internal" --wallet-key="4663c222787e30c1994b59044aa5045377a6e79193a8ead88293926b535c722d" --namespace=default --min-swarm=180 --min-native=2.2 --label-selector="app=bee"

Fund all nodes in the cluster (beekeeper configuration)

beekeeper node-funder --geth-url="http://geth-swap.default.testnet.internal" --wallet-key="4663c222787e30c1994b59044aa5045377a6e79193a8ead88293926b535c722d" --cluster-name=default --min-swarm=180 --min-native=2.2

node-operator

Command node-operator uses the https://github.com/ethersphere/node-funder tool to fund (top up) bee nodes up to the specified amount. It runs in the Kubernetes namespace and watches for Bee node deployments. When a new deployment is created, it will fund it with the specified amount. It uses the filter "app.kubernetes.io/name=bee" on the label to determine which deployments to watch.

It has following flags:

--help                    help for node-operator
--min-native float        Minimum amount of chain native coins (xDAI) nodes should have.
--min-swarm float         Minimum amount of swarm tokens (xBZZ) nodes should have.
--namespace string        Kubernetes namespace to scan for scheduled pods.
--label-selector string   Kubernetes label selector for filtering resources within the specified namespace. An empty string disables filtering, allowing all resources to be selected.
--timeout duration        Operation timeout (e.g., 5s, 10m, 1.5h). Default is 0, which means no timeout.
--wallet-key string       Hex-encoded private key for the Bee node wallet. Required.

example:

beekeeper node-operator --geth-url="http://geth-swap.default.testnet.internal" --wallet-key="4663c222787e30c1994b59044aa5045377a6e79193a8ead88293926b535c722d" --namespace=default --min-swarm=180 --min-native=2.2 --log-verbosity=3

restart

Command restart restarts bee nodes in Kubernetes, with optional targeting by namespace, label selectors, and node groups.

It has following flags:

--cluster-name string     Kubernetes cluster to operate on (overrides namespace and label selector).
--namespace string        Namespace to delete pods from (only used if cluster name is not set).
--label-selector string   Label selector for resources in the namespace (only used with namespace). An empty string disables filtering, allowing all resources to be selected.
--image string            Container image to use when restarting pods (defaults to current image if not set).
--node-groups strings     Comma-separated list of node groups to target for restarts (applies to all groups if not set).
--timeout duration        Operation timeout (e.g., 5s, 10m, 1.5h). (default 5m0s)

example:

beekeeper restart --cluster-name=default --image="bee:latest" --node-groups="group1,group2" --timeout=10m

or

beekeeper restart --namespace=default --label-selector="app=bee" --timeout=10m

stamper

Command stamper manages postage batches for nodes.

General Notes:

  • namespace or cluster-name must be specified to locate the bee nodes.
  • If both are provided, namespace takes precedence.
  • When namespace is set, you can use a label-selector to filter specific nodes.
  • Use batch-ids to target specific postage batches; this is applied after finding/filtering nodes. If batch-ids is not provided, all batches in the filtered nodes are targeted.
  • If timeout is set to 0 and periodic-check is greater than 0, the operation will run indefinitely with periodic checks.

It has the following subcommands:

  • create - creates a postage batch for selected nodes

    It has following flags:

    --cluster-name string     Target Beekeeper cluster name.
--depth uint16            Batch depth which specifies how many chunks can be signed with the batch. It is a logarithm. Must be higher than default bucket depth (16) (default 17)
--duration duration       Duration of the postage batch (default 24h0m0s)
--help                    help for create
--label-selector string   Kubernetes label selector for filtering resources (use empty string for all). (default "beekeeper.ethswarm.org/node-funder=true")
--namespace string        Kubernetes namespace (overrides cluster name).
--postage-label string    Postage label for the batch (default "beekeeper")
--timeout duration        Operation timeout (e.g., 5s, 10m, 1.5h). (default 5m0s)

    example:

    beekeeper stamper create --cluster-name=default --amount=1000 --depth=16 --timeout=5m

    or

    beekeeper stamper create --namespace=default --label-selector="app=bee" --amount=1000 --depth=16 --timeout=5m

  • topup - tops up postage batches for selected nodes

    It has following flags:

    --batch-ids strings         Comma separated list of postage batch IDs to top up. If not provided, all batches are topped up. Overrides postage labels.
--cluster-name string       Target Beekeeper cluster name.
--help                      help for topup
--label-selector string     Kubernetes label selector for filtering resources (use empty string for all). (default "beekeeper.ethswarm.org/node-funder=true")
--namespace string          Kubernetes namespace (overrides cluster name).
--periodic-check duration   Periodic check interval. Default is 0, which means no periodic check.
--postage-labels strings    Comma separated list of postage labels to top up. If not provided, all batches are topped up.
--timeout duration          Operation timeout (e.g., 5s, 10m, 1.5h). (default 5m0s)
--topup-to duration         Duration to top up the TTL of a stamp to. (default 720h0m0s)
--ttl-threshold duration    Threshold for the remaining TTL of a stamp. Actions are triggered when TTL drops below this value. (default 120h0m0s)

    example:

    beekeeper stamper topup --cluster-name=default --topup-to=720h --ttl-threshold=120h --periodic-check=1h --timeout=24h

    or

    beekeeper stamper topup --namespace=default --label-selector="app=bee" --topup-to=720h --ttl-threshold=120h --periodic-check=1h --timeout=24h

  • dilute - dilutes postage batch for selected nodes

    It has following flags:

    --batch-ids strings         Comma separated list of postage batch IDs to dilute. If not provided, all batches are diluted. Overrides postage labels.
--cluster-name string       Target Beekeeper cluster name.
--dilution-depth uint8      Number of levels by which to increase the depth of a stamp during dilution. (default 1)
--help                      help for dilute
--label-selector string     Kubernetes label selector for filtering resources (use empty string for all). (default "beekeeper.ethswarm.org/node-funder=true")
--namespace string          Kubernetes namespace (overrides cluster name).
--periodic-check duration   Periodic check interval. Default is 0, which means no periodic check.
--postage-labels strings    Comma separated list of postage labels to top up. If not provided, all batches are topped up.
--timeout duration          Operation timeout (e.g., 5s, 10m, 1.5h). (default 5m0s)
--usage-threshold float     Percentage threshold for stamp utilization. Triggers dilution when usage exceeds this value. (default 90)

    example:

    beekeeper stamper dilute --cluster-name=default --dilution-depth=1 --usage-threshold=90 --periodic-check=1h --timeout=24h

    or

    beekeeper stamper dilute --namespace=default --label-selector="app=bee" --dilution-depth=1 --usage-threshold=90 --periodic-check=1h --timeout=24h

  • set - sets postage batch for selected nodes

    It has following flags:

    --batch-ids strings         Comma separated list of postage batch IDs to set. If not provided, all batches are set. Overrides postage labels.
--cluster-name string       Target Beekeeper cluster name.
--dilution-depth uint16     Number of levels by which to increase the depth of a stamp during dilution. (default 1)
--help                      help for set
--label-selector string     Kubernetes label selector for filtering resources (use empty string for all). (default "beekeeper.ethswarm.org/node-funder=true")
--namespace string          Kubernetes namespace (overrides cluster name).
--periodic-check duration   Periodic check interval. Default is 0, which means no periodic check.
--postage-labels strings    Comma separated list of postage labels to set. If not provided, all batches are set.
--timeout duration          Operation timeout (e.g., 5s, 10m, 1.5h). (default 5m0s)
--topup-to duration         Duration to top up the TTL of a stamp to. (default 720h0m0s)
--ttl-threshold duration    Threshold for the remaining TTL of a stamp. Actions are triggered when TTL drops below this value. (default 120h0m0s)
--usage-threshold float     Percentage threshold for stamp utilization. Triggers dilution when usage exceeds this value. (default 90)

    example:

    beekeeper stamper set --cluster-name=default --dilution-depth=1 --usage-threshold=90 --ttl-threshold=120h --topup-to=720h --periodic-check=1h --timeout=24h

    or

    beekeeper stamper set --namespace=default --label-selector="app=bee" --dilution-depth=1 --usage-threshold=90 --ttl-threshold=120h --topup-to=720h --periodic-check=1h --timeout=24h

Global flags

Global flags can be used with any command.

example:

--config string                 Path to the configuration file (default is $HOME/.beekeeper.yaml)
--config-dir string             Directory for configuration files (default "C:\\Users\\ljubi\\.beekeeper")
--config-git-branch string      Git branch to use for configuration files (default "main")
--config-git-dir string         Directory within the Git repository containing configuration files. Defaults to the root directory (default ".")
--config-git-password string    Git password or personal access token for authentication (required for private repositories)
--config-git-repo string        URL of the Git repository containing configuration files (uses the config-dir if not specified)
--config-git-username string    Git username for authentication (required for private repositories)
--enable-k8s                    Enable Kubernetes client functionality (default true)
--geth-url string               URL of the Ethereum-compatible blockchain RPC endpoint
--in-cluster                    Use the in-cluster Kubernetes client
--kubeconfig string             Path to the kubeconfig file (default "~/.kube/config")
--log-verbosity string          Log verbosity level (0=silent, 1=error, 2=warn, 3=info, 4=debug, 5=trace) (default "info")
--loki-endpoint string          HTTP endpoint for sending logs to Loki (e.g., http://loki.testnet.internal/loki/api/v1/push)
--tracing-enable                Enable tracing for performance monitoring and debugging
--tracing-endpoint string       Endpoint for sending tracing data, specified as host:port (default "127.0.0.1:6831")
--tracing-host string           Host address for sending tracing data
--tracing-port string           Port for sending tracing data
--tracing-service-name string   Service name identifier used in tracing data (default "beekeeper")

Public Testnet Checks

One by one

./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pingpong
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-retrieval
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-settlements
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-manifest
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-pss
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-soc
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-pushsync-chunks
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-postage
./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --checks=pt-gsoc

All at once, sequentially

./dist/beekeeper check --cluster-name=bee-testnet --timeout=2h --checks=pingpong,pt-retrieval,pt-settlements,pt-manifest,pt-pss,pt-soc,pt-pushsync-chunks,pt-postage,pt-gsoc

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Swarm Beekeeper is an orchestrator that can manage a cluster of Bee nodes and call into their API. It allows various scenario’s to be performed on these nodes. The Swarm team uses Beekeeper internally for integration tests.

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