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* If you want to kill your test network and start fresh, you can
use [./attackathon/scripts/stop_network.sh ln_10](./scripts/stop_network.sh)
* Start attacking pods: [./attackathon/scripts/start_attacker.sh](./scripts/start_attacker.sh)
brings up the lightning nodes that you will use for your attack and
a bitcoin node that you can use to fund the nodes / mine blocks.
brings up three lightning nodes that you will use for your attack,
a bitcoin node and an empty `flagship` container to run your attack
from.
* You can use [./attackathon/scripts/stop_attacker.sh](./scripts/stop_attacker.sh)
to tear this down if you'd like to start over at any point.
Once you have brought your cluster up, you'll be able to execute your
program from *inside* of the cluster's `flagship` pod:
* `kubectl exec -it flagship -n warnet-armada -- bash`
* Update `run.sh` to:
* Install your program.
* Run your program using the credentials provided inline.
The following utilities are available for your convenience:
* `source ./lncli.sh` provides aliases for your LND nodes (`lncli0`,
`lncli1`, `lncli2`)
* `./fund.sh` funds each of your LND nodes.
* `bitcoin-cli` provides access to the bitcoin node that all three
LND nodes are connected to.
## Network Information
Some relevant characteristics of the network: