@blinklabs/dingo 0.46.3 → 0.80.0

package/dingo.yaml.example

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-# Example config file for dingo
-# The values shown below correspond to the in-code defaults unless a
-# setting is left commented out to preserve a storage-mode-specific
-# runtime default.
-
-# Public bind address for the Dingo server
-# CLI: --bind-addr
-bindAddr: "0.0.0.0"
-
-# Path to the Cardano node configuration file
-#
-# Can be overridden with the config environment variable
-# CLI: --cardano-config
-cardanoConfig: "./config/cardano/preview/config.json"
-
-# Global data directory for both blob and metadata storage plugins.
-# Can be overridden with CARDANO_DATABASE_PATH or --data-dir.
-# Plugin-specific data-dir settings below override this value.
-databasePath: ".dingo"
-
-# Database configuration
-database:
-  # Blob storage plugin configuration
-  blob:
-    # Plugin to use for blob storage (badger, gcs, s3)
-    plugin: "badger"
-    # Configuration options for each plugin
-    badger:
-      # Data directory for BadgerDB storage
-      data-dir: ".dingo/badger"
-      # Block cache size in bytes.
-      # Leave unset to use the storage-mode default:
-      # - 0 when storageMode: "core"
-      # - 268435456 (256MB) when storageMode: "api"
-      # block-cache-size: 0
-      # Index cache size in bytes.
-      # Leave unset to use the runtime default (0 in both core and api modes).
-      # index-cache-size: 0
-      # Enable garbage collection (default: true)
-      gc: true
-      # Enable Snappy compression.
-      # Leave unset to use the storage-mode default:
-      # - false when storageMode: "core"
-      # - true when storageMode: "api"
-      # compression: false
-    gcs:
-      # Google Cloud Storage bucket name
-      bucket: ""
-      # Google Cloud project ID
-      project-id: ""
-      # Path prefix within the bucket
-      prefix: ""
-    s3:
-      # AWS Endpoint
-      endpoint: ""
-      # AWS S3 bucket name
-      bucket: ""
-      # AWS region
-      region: ""
-      # Path prefix within the bucket
-      prefix: ""
-      # AWS access key ID (optional - uses default credential chain if not set)
-      access-key-id: ""
-      # AWS secret access key (optional - uses default credential chain if not set)
-      secret-access-key: ""
-
-  # Metadata storage plugin configuration
-  metadata:
-    # Plugin to use for metadata storage (sqlite, postgres, mysql)
-    plugin: "sqlite"
-    # Configuration options for each plugin
-    sqlite:
-      # Path to SQLite database file
-      data-dir: ".dingo/metadata.db"
-    postgres:
-      # NOTE: These are example values for local development only.
-      # Do not use these credentials in production environments.
-      # Postgres host
-      host: "localhost"
-      # Postgres port
-      port: 5432
-      # Postgres user
-      user: "postgres"
-      # Postgres password (required - no default)
-      password: ""
-      # Postgres database name
-      database: "postgres"
-      # Postgres sslmode
-      ssl-mode: "disable"
-      # Postgres TimeZone
-      timezone: "UTC"
-      # Full Postgres DSN (overrides other options when set)
-      dsn: ""
-    mysql:
-      # NOTE: These are example values for local development only.
-      # Do not use these credentials in production environments.
-      # MySQL host
-      host: "localhost"
-      # MySQL port
-      port: 3306
-      # MySQL user
-      user: "root"
-      # MySQL password (required - no default)
-      password: ""
-      # MySQL database name
-      database: "mysql"
-      # MySQL TLS mode (mapped to tls= in DSN)
-      ssl-mode: ""
-      # MySQL time zone location
-      timezone: "UTC"
-      # Full MySQL DSN (overrides other options when set)
-      dsn: ""
-
-# Path to the UNIX domain socket file used by the server
-# CLI: --socket-path
-socketPath: "dingo.socket"
-
-# Name of the Cardano network
-# CLI: --network
-network: "preview"
-
-# TLS certificate file path (for HTTPS)
-#
-# Can be overridden with the TLS_CERT_FILE_PATH environment variable
-tlsCertFilePath: ""
-
-# TLS key file path (for HTTPS)
-#
-# Can be overridden with the TLS_KEY_FILE_PATH environment variable
-tlsKeyFilePath: ""
-
-# Path to the topology configuration file for Cardano node
-topology: ""
-
-# TCP port to bind for Prometheus metrics endpoint
-# CLI: --metrics-port
-metricsPort: 12798
-
-# TCP port to bind for pprof debug endpoints (heap, profile, goroutine, etc).
-# 0 disables. Operators opt in; never enable in production by default — debug
-# endpoints expose internal state and run on a separate listener from metrics.
-# CLI: --debug-port  Env: DINGO_DEBUG_PORT
-debugPort: 0
-
-# Internal/private address to bind for listening for Ouroboros NtC
-privateBindAddr: "127.0.0.1"
-
-# TCP port to bind for listening for Ouroboros NtC
-# CLI: --private-port
-privatePort: 3002
-
-# TCP port to bind for listening for Ouroboros NtN
-#
-# Can be overridden with the port environment variable
-# CLI: --port
-relayPort: 3001
-
-# Storage mode controls how much data is persisted.
-# - "core": Only consensus data (UTxOs, certs, pools, pparams). Suitable for
-#   block producers and relay nodes. API ports are ignored in core mode.
-# - "api": Core data plus full transaction metadata (witnesses, scripts, datums,
-#   redeemers). All APIs start automatically on their default ports.
-#
-# Can be overridden with DINGO_STORAGE_MODE
-# CLI: --storage-mode
-storageMode: "core"
-
-# API ports — only used when storageMode is "api".
-# In API mode, all APIs start on their default ports. Set a port to 0 to
-# disable an individual API.
-#
-# UTxO RPC gRPC API port (default: 9090)
-# Can be overridden with DINGO_UTXORPC_PORT
-# CLI: --utxorpc-port
-utxorpcPort: 9090
-# Blockfrost-compatible REST API port (default: 3000)
-# Can be overridden with DINGO_BLOCKFROST_PORT
-# CLI: --blockfrost-port
-blockfrostPort: 3000
-# Mesh (Coinbase Rosetta) REST API port (default: 8080)
-# Can be overridden with DINGO_MESH_PORT
-# CLI: --mesh-port
-meshPort: 8080
-
-# base url of bark archive server
-# CLI: --bark-url
-barkBaseUrl: ""
-
-# TCP port bind for listening for bark RPC calls
-# CLI: --bark-port
-barkPort: 0
-
-# ---
-# Deployment pattern examples (uncomment one block):
-#
-# Relay node (core storage, API ports ignored):
-#   storageMode: "core"
-#   blockProducer: false
-#
-# Data node (all APIs start on defaults automatically):
-#   storageMode: "api"
-#   # Override individual ports or set to 0 to disable:
-#   # blockfrostPort: 3100
-#   # meshPort: 0            # disable Mesh API
-#   # With storageMode: "api", leave mode-sensitive Badger settings unset to keep:
-#   #   block-cache-size: 268435456
-#   #   index-cache-size: 0
-#   #   compression: true
-#
-# Validator / block producer (core storage, API ports ignored):
-#   storageMode: "core"
-#   blockProducer: true
-#   shelleyVrfKey: "/keys/vrf.skey"
-#   shelleyKesKey: "/keys/kes.skey"
-#   shelleyOperationalCertificate: "/keys/opcert.cert"
-#   # With storageMode: "core", Badger blob defaults switch to mmap-only:
-#   #   block-cache-size: 0
-#   #   index-cache-size: 0
-#   #   compression: false
-#   # You can still override any of those explicitly under database.blob.badger.
-#   # Optional forging tolerances (0 = defaults)
-#   forgeSyncToleranceSlots: 0
-#   forgeStaleGapThresholdSlots: 0
-#
-# Dev mode (isolated, forge blocks, no outbound):
-#   runMode: "dev"
-# ---
-
-# Ignore prior chain history and start from current tip (default: false)
-# This is experimental and may break — use with caution
-intersectTip: false
-
-# Maximum total size (in bytes) of all transactions allowed in the mempool.
-# Transactions exceeding this limit will be rejected.
-# Default: 1048576 (1 MiB) for Praos modes; 26214400 (25 MiB) for Leios.
-# Leave commented to use the mode default; uncomment to override.
-# CLI: --mempool-capacity
-# mempoolCapacity: 1048576
-
-# Forging tolerances (0 = defaults)
-# forgeSyncToleranceSlots controls how far the local chain can lag the upstream
-# tip before forging is skipped. forgeStaleGapThresholdSlots controls when to
-# log an error if the chain tip is far ahead of the slot clock.
-forgeSyncToleranceSlots: 0
-forgeStaleGapThresholdSlots: 0
-
-# Operational mode: "serve" (default), "load", or "dev"
-# - serve: Full node with network connectivity (default)
-# - load: Batch import from ImmutableDB (requires immutableDbPath)
-# - dev: Development mode (forge blocks, disable outbound, skip topology)
-# Note: CLI commands (serve, load) take priority over this setting
-#
-# Can be overridden with the DINGO_RUN_MODE environment variable
-# CLI: --run-mode
-runMode: "serve"
-
-# Path to ImmutableDB for batch import (used when runMode is "load")
-# Can also be provided as argument to 'dingo load' command
-#
-# Can be overridden with the DINGO_IMMUTABLE_DB_PATH environment variable
-# CLI: --immutable-db-path
-immutableDbPath: ""
-
-# Validate historical blocks during ledger processing (default: false)
-validateHistorical: false
-
-# Peer targets - target number of peers in each state
-# These are goals the system works toward, not hard limits.
-# Use 0 for default values, -1 for unlimited
-# Default: known=150, established=50, active=20
-#
-# Target number of known (cold) peers
-# CLI: --target-known-peers
-targetNumberOfKnownPeers: 0
-# Target number of established (warm) peers
-# CLI: --target-established-peers
-targetNumberOfEstablishedPeers: 0
-# Target number of active (hot) peers
-# CLI: --target-active-peers
-targetNumberOfActivePeers: 0
-
-# Per-source quotas for active peers
-# These specify how active peer slots are distributed by source.
-# Use 0 for default values.
-# Default: topology=3, gossip=12, ledger=5
-#
-# Active peer slots for topology sources (local + public roots)
-activePeersTopologyQuota: 0
-# Active peer slots for gossip sources
-activePeersGossipQuota: 0
-# Active peer slots for ledger sources
-activePeersLedgerQuota: 0
-
-# Inbound peer governance budget (phase 1)
-# These define explicit operator intent for inbound peers as a governed source.
-# Current behavior remains conservative; these values are surfaced in metrics and
-# quota/status output to make inbound policy visible.
-#
-# Target number of inbound peers to keep in warm state.
-# CLI: --inbound-warm-target
-inboundWarmTarget: 0
-# Quota for inbound peers in hot state.
-# CLI: --inbound-hot-quota
-inboundHotQuota: 0
-# Minimum tenure before inbound peers are eligible for hot promotion.
-# CLI: --inbound-min-tenure
-inboundMinTenure: 0s
-# Minimum score threshold for inbound hot promotion.
-# CLI: --inbound-hot-score-threshold
-inboundHotScoreThreshold: 0
-# Future prune grace window for inbound peers.
-# CLI: --inbound-prune-after
-inboundPruneAfter: 0s
-# Future duplex policy knob for inbound peers.
-# CLI: --inbound-duplex-only-for-hot
-inboundDuplexOnlyForHot: false
-# Future cooldown knob for inbound peer governance actions.
-# CLI: --inbound-cooldown
-inboundCooldown: 0s
-
-# Genesis bootstrap configuration
-# Used only for from-origin sync. Default behavior keeps this enabled and
-# exits Genesis mode automatically near the best known peer tip.
-genesisBootstrap:
-  # Enable/disable Genesis bootstrap mode (default: true).
-  enabled: true
-  # Override the Genesis comparison window in slots.
-  # 0 auto-derives the window from genesis params (3k/f).
-  windowSlots: 0
-  # Minimum diversity groups to prefer while promoting peers during bootstrap.
-  # 0 uses the peer-governor default.
-  promotionMinDiversityGroups: 0
-
-# Cache configuration for tiered CBOR cache system
-# This controls the in-memory caching of UTxO and transaction CBOR data
-cache:
-  # Number of entries in the hot UTxO cache (LFU eviction)
-  # Default: 50000
-  # CLI: --cache-hot-utxo-entries
-  hotUtxoEntries: 50000
-  # Number of entries in the hot transaction cache (LFU eviction)
-  # Default: 10000
-  hotTxEntries: 10000
-  # Maximum memory in bytes for hot transaction cache
-  # Default: 268435456 (256 MB)
-  hotTxMaxBytes: 268435456
-  # Number of blocks to keep in the block LRU cache
-  # Default: 500
-  # CLI: --cache-block-lru-entries
-  blockLruEntries: 500
-  # Number of recent blocks to warm up on startup
-  # Default: 1000
-  warmupBlocks: 1000
-  # Wait for cache warmup to complete before serving requests
-  # Default: true
-  # CLI: --cache-warmup-sync
-  warmupSync: true
-
-# Mithril snapshot bootstrap configuration
-# Use 'dingo mithril sync' or 'dingo sync --mithril' to bootstrap from a snapshot
-# CLI: --mithril-enabled, --mithril-verify-certs
-mithril:
-  # Enable Mithril integration (default: true)
-  enabled: true
-  # Override aggregator URL (auto-detected from network if empty)
-  # Supported networks: mainnet, preprod, preview
-  aggregatorUrl: ""
-  # Directory for downloading snapshot archives
-  # If empty, a randomized temporary directory is created automatically
-  # downloadDir: ""
-  # Remove temporary files after loading completes
-  # Default: true
-  cleanupAfterLoad: true
-  # Verify the Mithril certificate chain from snapshot back to genesis
-  # Default: true
-  verifyCertificates: true

package/docker-compose.yml

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-# Dingo Cardano Node - Docker Compose Configuration
-#
-# Usage:
-#   docker compose up -d                        # Start with defaults (preview network)
-#   CARDANO_NETWORK=mainnet docker compose up -d # Start on mainnet
-#
-# With Mithril snapshot bootstrap (first run only):
-#   RESTORE_SNAPSHOT=1 docker compose up -d
-
-services:
-  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  # Basic relay node
-  # --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  dingo:
-    build:
-      context: .
-      dockerfile: Dockerfile
-    image: ghcr.io/blinklabs-io/dingo:latest
-    restart: unless-stopped
-    environment:
-      - CARDANO_NETWORK=${CARDANO_NETWORK:-preview}
-      - CARDANO_DATABASE_PATH=/data/db
-      - DINGO_SOCKET_PATH=/ipc/dingo.socket
-      # Uncomment to enable debug logging
-      # - DINGO_DEBUG=1
-      # Uncomment to bootstrap from Mithril snapshot on first run
-      # - RESTORE_SNAPSHOT=1
-    ports:
-      # Ouroboros Node-to-Node (relay port)
-      - "3001:3001"
-      # Prometheus metrics (localhost only by default)
-      - "127.0.0.1:12798:12798"
-      # UTxO RPC (gRPC, localhost only by default)
-      - "127.0.0.1:9090:9090"
-    volumes:
-      # Persistent database storage
-      - dingo-data:/data/db
-      # Unix socket for cardano-cli and other NtC clients
-      - dingo-ipc:/ipc
-    healthcheck:
-      test: ["CMD", "wget", "-qO-", "http://127.0.0.1:12798/metrics"]
-      interval: 30s
-      timeout: 5s
-      start_period: 60s
-      retries: 3
-
-volumes:
-  dingo-data:
-    driver: local
-  dingo-ipc:
-    driver: local

package/docs/dashboards/README.md

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-# Dingo Grafana Dashboards
-
-Monitoring dashboards for [Dingo](https://github.com/blinklabs-io/dingo), the Go Cardano node by Blink Labs.
-
-## Dashboards
-
-| Dashboard | File | Description |
-|-----------|------|-------------|
-| **Node Overview** | `node-overview.json` | At-a-glance header (epoch, slot, tip gap, density, blockfetch, mempool, KES, peers, storage, runtime), block height, epoch progress, forging stats |
-| **Block Production** | `block-production.json` | Forge latency heatmap, block delay CDFs, forge rates, KES lifecycle |
-| **Peer Health** | `peer-health.json` | Hot/warm/cold peers, connection types, peer state timeseries, promotions/demotions, network I/O |
-| **Mempool** | `mempool.json` | Pending TXs, mempool size, TX lifecycle, CBOR cache, event bus |
-| **Resource Usage** | `resources.json` | CPU, memory, GC heatmap, disk I/O, IOPS, PSI pressure, Badger, file descriptors |
-
-`full-panel.json` contains the standalone Business Text header panel for embedding into custom dashboards.
-
-## Prerequisites
-
-Before you begin, make sure you have:
-
-- **Grafana 12+** (tested on 12.4) — [install guide](https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/setup-grafana/installation/)
-- **Prometheus** scraping your Dingo node on port `12798` (configured in step 2 below)
-- **Dingo** node with metrics enabled (default port `12798`)
-- **[Business Text plugin](https://grafana.com/grafana/plugins/marcusolsson-dynamictext-panel/)** — required by all dashboards for the header panel
-- **[prometheus-node-exporter](https://github.com/prometheus/node_exporter)** — required only by the Resource Usage dashboard for host-level CPU, memory, and disk metrics
-
-## Quick start
-
-### 1. Install the Business Text plugin
-
-Open a terminal on the machine running Grafana and run:
-
-```bash
-grafana-cli plugins install marcusolsson-dynamictext-panel
-sudo systemctl restart grafana-server
-```
-
-If you are running Grafana in Docker or Kubernetes, set the environment variable instead:
-
-```text
-GF_INSTALL_PLUGINS=marcusolsson-dynamictext-panel
-```
-
-### 2. Configure Prometheus scrape targets
-
-Prometheus needs to know where to find your Dingo node. Add the following to your `prometheus.yml` under `scrape_configs`:
-
-```yaml
-- job_name: dingo
-  scrape_interval: 15s
-  static_configs:
-    - targets: ['localhost:12798']
-
-# Optional: required for Resource Usage dashboard
-- job_name: node
-  scrape_interval: 15s
-  static_configs:
-    - targets: ['localhost:9100']
-```
-
-Then reload Prometheus to apply the change:
-
-```bash
-sudo systemctl reload prometheus
-```
-
-### 3. Import dashboards
-
-There are two ways to get the dashboards into Grafana.
-
-**Option A: Provisioning (recommended)**
-
-Provisioning automatically loads dashboards from files on disk. Grafana will pick them up on startup or within about 30 seconds if already running.
-
-```bash
-sudo cp docs/dashboards/provisioning.yaml /etc/grafana/provisioning/dashboards/dingo.yaml
-sudo mkdir -p /var/lib/grafana/dashboards/dingo
-sudo cp docs/dashboards/*.json /var/lib/grafana/dashboards/dingo/
-sudo chown -R grafana:grafana /var/lib/grafana/dashboards/dingo/
-sudo systemctl restart grafana-server
-```
-
-After restarting, go to **Dashboards → Browse** in the Grafana UI and search for "Dingo". All five dashboards appear in a **Dingo** folder automatically.
-
-**Note:** `allowUiUpdates: true` lets you edit dashboards in the Grafana UI, but changes will be overwritten on the next provision cycle (every 30 seconds). To make permanent edits, modify the JSON files directly.
-
-**Option B: Manual import**
-
-1. Open Grafana in your browser
-2. Go to **Dashboards → New → Import**
-3. Upload each JSON file
-4. Select your Prometheus datasource when prompted
-
-### 4. Alert rules (optional)
-
-The alert rules file is ready to use as-is — no editing required.
-
-Copy the file to your Prometheus rules directory:
-
-```bash
-sudo cp docs/dashboards/alerts.yaml /etc/prometheus/rules/dingo.yaml
-```
-
-Then add it to `prometheus.yml`:
-
-```yaml
-rule_files:
-  - /etc/prometheus/rules/dingo.yaml
-```
-
-Reload Prometheus:
-
-```bash
-sudo systemctl reload prometheus
-```
-
-## Datasource
-
-All dashboards expect a Prometheus datasource with UID `prometheus`. If your datasource has a different UID, update it before importing or recreate the datasource with UID `prometheus`.
-
-## Template variables
-
-All dashboards include two template variables that auto-discover dingo instances:
-
-| Variable | Query | Purpose |
-|----------|-------|---------|
-| `$network` | `label_values(dingo_build_info, network)` | Selects the Cardano network (`preview`, `preprod`, `mainnet`). |
-| `$instance` | `label_values(dingo_build_info{network="$network"}, instance)` | Selects specific dingo instance(s). Multi-select with "All" default. |
-
-`dingo_build_info` is a metric only dingo exposes (includes `network`, `version`, `commit` labels). This ensures dropdowns show only dingo targets, never Haskell cardano-node.
-
-All panel queries use `{network="$network", instance=~"$instance"}` as their selector.
-
-The **Resource Usage** dashboard adds a third variable:
-
-| Variable | Query | Purpose |
-|----------|-------|---------|
-| `$node_instance` | `label_values(node_uname_info, instance)` | Selects the node_exporter target for host-level metrics (CPU, memory, disk, network). node_exporter runs on a different port (default `9100`) from the dingo metrics port, so it needs its own instance dropdown. |
-
-Set `$node_instance` to the hostname/port reported by your node_exporter scrape target (typically `localhost:9100` or the host IP).
-
-## Navigation
-
-Dashboard-level links at the top of each dashboard connect all 5 dashboards. Links preserve the selected time range and template variables.
-
-## Dormant metrics
-
-Some metrics only emit when their feature is active. Panels display "No data" until activated:
-
-| Metric | Activates when |
-|--------|---------------|
-| `cardano_node_metrics_Forge_node_is_leader_int` | Forging is enabled |
-| `cardano_node_metrics_Forge_adopted_int` | Block is forged and adopted |
-| `dingo_metrics_blockForgingLatency_seconds_bucket` | Block is forged |
-| `cardano_node_metrics_remainingKESPeriods_int` | KES key is configured |
-| `dingo_forge_tip_gap_slots` | Forging is enabled |
-| `dingo_database_size_bytes` | Database stores are initialized |
-| `database_blob_*` | Badger blob store is active |
-
-## File listing
-
-```text
-docs/dashboards/
-  node-overview.json       Node Overview dashboard
-  block-production.json    Block Production dashboard
-  peer-health.json         Peer Health dashboard
-  mempool.json             Mempool dashboard
-  resources.json           Resource Usage dashboard
-  full-panel.json          Business Text header panel (standalone)
-  provisioning.yaml        Grafana provisioning config
-  prometheus.yaml          Prometheus scrape config snippet
-  alerts.yaml              Prometheus alert rules
-  README.md                This file
-```
-
-## Troubleshooting
-
-**Business Text plugin not found / panels show "Panel plugin not found: marcusolsson-dynamictext-panel"**
-Install the plugin (step 1 above) and restart Grafana. If running in a managed environment, add `marcusolsson-dynamictext-panel` to your `GF_INSTALL_PLUGINS` list.
-
-**Panels show "No data"**
-Check that Prometheus is scraping your Dingo node: open Prometheus in the browser, go to **Status → Targets**, and confirm the `dingo` job is up. Also verify the `$network` and `$instance` template variables at the top of the dashboard are set to the correct values.
-
-**Datasource UID mismatch ("datasource not found")**
-All JSON files use the datasource UID `prometheus`. If your Prometheus datasource has a different UID, either rename it to `prometheus` in **Connections → Data sources**, or do a find-and-replace of `"prometheus"` with your actual UID in the JSON files before importing.
-
-**Dashboards not appearing after provisioning**
-Confirm `/etc/grafana/provisioning/dashboards/dingo.yaml` references the correct path. Grafana auto-reloads provisioned dashboards every 30 seconds; if it hasn't appeared after a minute, check the Grafana log (`journalctl -u grafana-server`) for errors.

package/docs/dashboards/alerts.yaml

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-groups:
-  - name: dingo
-    rules:
-      - alert: DingoBlockStall
-        expr: changes(cardano_node_metrics_blockNum_int{network=~".+"}[5m]) == 0
-        for: 0m
-        labels:
-          severity: warning
-        annotations:
-          summary: "Dingo block height stalled on {{ $labels.network }}"
-          description: "Node {{ $labels.instance }} on {{ $labels.network }}: block height has not changed in 5 minutes."
-
-      - alert: DingoSlotDrift
-        expr: changes(cardano_node_metrics_slotNum_int{network=~".+"}[2m]) == 0
-        for: 0m
-        labels:
-          severity: warning
-        annotations:
-          summary: "Dingo slot counter stalled on {{ $labels.network }}"
-          description: "Node {{ $labels.instance }} on {{ $labels.network }}: slot counter has not advanced in 2 minutes."
-
-      - alert: DingoPeerLoss
-        expr: cardano_node_metrics_connectionManager_outgoingConns{network=~".+"} == 0
-        for: 5m
-        labels:
-          severity: critical
-        annotations:
-          summary: "Dingo has no outgoing peers on {{ $labels.network }}"
-          description: "Node {{ $labels.instance }} on {{ $labels.network }}: zero outgoing connections for 5+ minutes. Node cannot sync."

package/docs/dashboards/prometheus.yaml

@@ -1,16 +0,0 @@
-## Prometheus scrape configuration for Dingo dashboards
-##
-## Add these jobs to your prometheus.yml under scrape_configs:
-
-scrape_configs:
-  # Dingo node metrics (default port 12798)
-  - job_name: dingo
-    scrape_interval: 15s
-    static_configs:
-      - targets: ['localhost:12798']
-
-  # Node exporter for host-level metrics (required by Resource Usage dashboard)
-  - job_name: node
-    scrape_interval: 15s
-    static_configs:
-      - targets: ['localhost:9100']

package/docs/dashboards/provisioning.yaml

@@ -1,14 +0,0 @@
-apiVersion: 1
-
-providers:
-  - name: dingo
-    orgId: 1
-    folder: Dingo
-    folderUid: dingo-dashboards
-    type: file
-    disableDeletion: false
-    updateIntervalSeconds: 30
-    allowUiUpdates: true
-    options:
-      path: /var/lib/grafana/dashboards/dingo
-      foldersFromFilesStructure: false