Canton Node Upgrade Runbook
Upgrading a Canton validator node requires careful coordination with the network and the correct upgrade sequence. Although the upgrade itself is straightforward, performing it at the wrong time or upgrading components in the wrong order can lead to synchronization failures or unnecessary downtime...
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Running a Local Multi-Node Canton Sandbox
A single local Canton sandbox is good for fast contract development. It gives you one participant, one Ledger API, one JSON API, and a simple place to upload DAR files. But it does not help much when you want to reason about distributed behavior: multiple participants, party hosting, package vetting on more than one participant, and the role of a synchronizer...
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How to Disable Canton Coins on a Canton Validator
When running a Canton Validator node, the wallet component (which manages Canton Coin transactions) is enabled by default. If your use case does not require Canton Coins — for example, you are running a private or enterprise deployment and do not want to participate in the CC economy — you can disable it with a single configuration flag...
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