inspect-walrus-network

You can monitor Walrus network status by running `walrus --config <temp_config> info all` to generate a structured overview of committee data, storage node distribution, and per-node health indicators for mainnet or testnet.

Retrieving Walrus committee information involves reading the network's info output to report the current committee, stake distribution, and shard assignments, providing a structured overview of global network status for operators.

Yes, you can check individual Walrus node health details on both testnet and mainnet by reading the network info output, which provides per-node health insights for targeted queries about specific storage nodes and operations.

To get a structured overview of Walrus storage node distribution, execute the network info command, which gathers node details and presents key metrics regarding shard assignments and stake distribution to guide operations or incident responses.

Walrus network monitoring requires a temporary configuration file to run the info command, which you need to provide as a path to read the network overview and answer global status or individual-node queries successfully.