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Quick overview of what it takes to get onboarded as an Operator into Fermah AVS.
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Quick overview of what it takes to get onboarded as an Operator into Fermah AVS.
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Recommended: Follow the quickstart guide and go through the onboarding using the script.
For complete manual onboarding, you may follow these steps to get started:
These steps will get a Prover Node fully onboarded into Fermah Testnet.
Registered Prover Node Accounts: Ensure you have a fully registered Prover Node account, such as with EigenLayer. If you don't have one, follow the steps in the to create and fund your account.
You will also need the following:
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (GLIBC 2.34+)
Docker v24+ (for running telemetry and future provers)
CUDA drivers v12.2 (see NVIDIA )
Sepolia Ethereum Node RPC URL access with your API key (e.g. Alchemy, Infura or private)
Grafana API key (provided by Fermah)
Resources used by the Operator will vary greatly depending on the prover image that is running.
Minimum requirements for a ZkSync CPU witness generator.
all
128 GB
32
basic_circuits
32 GB
16
leaf_aggregation
80 GB
16
node_aggregation
4 GB
8
recursion_tip
1 GB
4
scheduler
1 GB
4
Suggested Cloud Instance Types
AWS g6.8xlarge
GCP g2-standard-32
Minimum requirements for a ZkSync circuit prover.
32
128 GB
24 GB
375 GB SSD
Suggested Cloud Instance Types
AWS g6.8xlarge
GCP g2-standard-32