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README.md
Binary Nimbus beacon node distribution
This binary distribution of the Nimbus eth2 package is compiled in a reproducible way from source files hosted at https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2.
The tarball containing this README uses the following naming scheme:
nimbus-eth2_<TARGET OS>_<TARGET CPU>_<VERSION>_<GIT COMMIT>.tar.gz
For a more complete and up-to-date documentation, please refer to the Nimbus book.
Reproducing the build
Besides the generic build requirements, you also need Docker.
git clone https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2.git
cd nimbus-eth2
git checkout GIT_COMMIT
make update
make dist
Significant differences from self-built binaries
No -march=native
.
Running a Pyrmont node
With default options:
./run-pyrmont-beacon-node.sh
The script will forward all supplied options to the beacon node executable:
./run-pyrmont-beacon-node.sh --log-level=DEBUG --tcp-port=9050
To monitor the Eth1 validator deposit contract, you'll need to pair the Nimbus beacon node with a Web3 provider capable of serving Eth1 event logs. This could be a locally running Eth1 client such as Geth or a cloud service such as Infura. For more information please see our setup guides:
https://status-im.github.io/nimbus-eth2/eth1.html
By default, the script will ask you to enter a web3 provider URL interactively,
but this can be bypassed by specifying a websocket WEB3_URL
environment variable:
WEB3_URL="<YOUR_WEB3_URL>" ./run-pyrmont-beacon-node.sh
Running a mainnet node
run-mainnet-beacon-node.sh
is a similar script intended for connecting to mainnet.
All the same conventions apply:
# using a local Geth instance
WEB3_URL="ws://localhost:8545" ./run-mainnet-node.sh --max-peers=150
Running a Prater node
run-prater-beacon-node.sh
is a similar script intended for connecting to the Prater
testnet. All the same conventions apply:
# using a local Geth instance
WEB3_URL="ws://localhost:8545" ./run-prater-node.sh --max-peers=150