How to Connect to Solana
Learn how easy it is to connect to the Solana nodes with Blockdaemon.
If you haven't already configured any Solana infrastructure, visit the Solana marketplace page to learn more about Blockdaemon's Solana options. Once you have purchased your Blockdaemon Solana infrastructure, your Blockdaemon Technical Account Manager (TAM) will send you the necessary access credentials.
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In this guide, we will cover the following connection methods:
Solana RPC Connection via cURL
- curl -H 'Content-Type: application/json'
-X POST 'YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL'
-H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN'
--data-raw '{"method":"getEpochInfo","id":1,"jsonrpc":"2.0"}'
-
Replace
YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL
with the Endpoint URL sent by your Blockdaemon TAM -
Replace
YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN
with the Auth Token sent by your Blockdaemon
Solana Connection via WebSocket
How to connect using wscat
wscat -H "X-Auth-Token: YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN" -c wss://YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL:8443/websocket
- Replace
YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL
with the Endpoint URL sent by your Blockdaemon TAM. - Replace
YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN
with the Auth Token sent by your Blockdaemon TAM.
Info:
wscat is a tool that can connect over WebSocket(s) and may need to be installed. You can use your preferred tool of choice.
How to connect using wsdump
wsdump --headers "X-Auth-Token: \<YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN>" \<YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL>
- Replace
YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL
with the Endpoint URL sent by your Blockdaemon TAM. - Replace
YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN
with the Auth Token sent by your Blockdaemon TAM.
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Updated 23 days ago