Known peers

Addresses of nodes that a new node can start from. The list is in the node's own address registry format, so you can download it and hand it to your node as it is.

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Use it with your node

A node treats every listed address as a candidate only: it checks each one with a follow request before peering with it. Download the file, then give it to your node by its full path (a relative path is read from wherever the node is started):

poo init -registry /full/path/to/registry.json
# or add it to node.json, then run: poo reload
"p2p": { "registries": ["/full/path/to/registry.json"] }

Once this site has its address, a node will be able to read the list straight from it. It reads its registries when it starts and every hour after, so it picks up new rows without a download.

Format: {"format": 1, "nodes": [{"addr": "host:port", "follows": ["issuer/series/pool id/serial"]}]}, with * for "every". The pool id is the 64-hex id poo series info prints, not the pool's number. The site adds an optional note and location to each row; a node ignores them. A series with no issuer is written with an issuer of 64 zeros.

List your node

Submissions are not open yet. When they are, you will be able to ask for your node to be added with a short description. Requests are approved by hand, and the order of the list never changes. A row listed by name was checked to point at a public address when it was approved, but its owner can point the name elsewhere later; your node still checks every address before it peers.