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Clarification on eth_rpc_url Usage in Validator and Impact #1184

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AmardeepSambaru opened this issue Sep 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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Clarification on eth_rpc_url Usage in Validator and Impact #1184

AmardeepSambaru opened this issue Sep 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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@AmardeepSambaru
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Hi Good morning,

Iam a node Operator. we are planning to setup the Validator node. studied the Validator setup doc and i found In heimdall-config.toml, change the following:
"eth_rpc_url — an RPC endpoint for a fully synced Ethereum mainnet node"
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Could you please clarify the purpose of using the eth_rpc_url? Additionally, if the eth_rpc_url goes down, will this affect the validator node? If so, what kind of issues should we expect?

Thanks.

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Hi @AmardeepSambaru , eth_rpc_url is used to fetch data from the L1 chain and to submit checkpoint txs to L1. This is essential for the working of a validator node. If the eth_rpc_url goes down, the validator will not be able to vote on some of the key transactions like checkpoints, stake update, etc where L1 contracts are the source of truth.

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