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README: Altona -> Medalla

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### Connecting to testnets
Once the [prerequisites](#prerequisites) are installed you can connect to the [Altona testnet](https://github.com/goerli/altona) with the following commands:
Once the [prerequisites](#prerequisites) are installed you can connect to the [Medalla testnet](https://github.com/goerli/medalla) with the following commands:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/status-im/nim-beacon-chain
cd nim-beacon-chain
make altona # This will build Nimbus and all other dependencies
# and connect you to Altona
make medalla # This will build Nimbus and all other dependencies
# and connect you to Medalla
```
You can also start multiple local nodes, in different terminal windows/tabs, by specifying their numeric IDs:
```bash
make altona NODE_ID=0 # the default
make altona NODE_ID=1
make altona NODE_ID=2
make medalla NODE_ID=0 # the default
make medalla NODE_ID=1
make medalla NODE_ID=2
```
If you wish to make a deposit, execute the following command:
```
make altona-deposit VALIDATORS=2 # The default is just 1 deposit
make medalla-deposit VALIDATORS=2 # The default is just 1 deposit
```
### Getting metrics from a local testnet client
```bash
# the primitive HTTP server started to serve the metrics is considered insecure
make NIMFLAGS="-d:insecure" altona
make NIMFLAGS="-d:insecure" medalla
```
You can now see the raw metrics on http://127.0.0.1:8008/metrics but they're not very useful like this, so let's feed them to a Prometheus instance:
```bash
prometheus --config.file=build/data/shared_witti_0/prometheus.yml
prometheus --config.file=build/data/shared_medalla_0/prometheus.yml
# when starting multiple nodes at the same time, just use the config file from the one with the highest ID
```