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- Sync Mode: SNAP
- Data-storage-format: BONSAI
- Full flat DB by default
Xsnapsync-synchronizer-flat-db-healing-enabled=true (DELETE THIS FLAG → Safety concerns Gary Schulte) - Full flat DB will be default for all BONSAI users
- bonsai-limit-trie-logs-enabled=True
- bonsai-historical-block-limit=512
- Full flat DB by default
- Network: Mainnet (should we specify a testnet for first time users without a config?)
- Max-peers: 50 (in line with Geth and other clients)
- -Xp2p-peer-lower-bound=25
- Tx-pool: Layered (already default)
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- Sync mode: CHECKPOINT
- Lowest disk, quickest sync, cannot serve old block data, can serve all world state data
- Data-storage-format: BONSAI
- bonsai-historical-block-limit: 128
- Max-peers: 2025
- Slight reduction in CPU overhead from peering
- -Xp2p-peer-lower-bound=10
- Chain-pruning: Enabled
- Deposit logs / tree dependency (TEKU ONLY)
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- Sync mode: SNAP
- More disk, quickest sync, can serve more block data, can serve all world state data
- Data-storage-format: BONSAIMax-peers: 75
- Slight increase in CPU overhead from peering
Private-network / Enterprise (?)
- Sync-mode: FAST (move to snap —> not until snap server and Bonsai are tested in this environment, might require bonsai archive for some networks to migrate entirely over)
--fast-sync-min-peers= 3
- Min-gas-price=0?
--remote-connections-limit-enabled=false- Tx-pool=Legacy / Sequential
--tx-pool-no-local-priority- --tx-pool-limit-by-account-percentage=(something bigger than 4 transactions)
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