How to Run a Validator From Zero on Resource-Constrained and Low Powered Devices by Diego Losada

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Our main goal is to contribute to the network decentralization by making it easier and affordable for regular users to run nodes (and staking) on resource-constrained devices as well as helping to test the next major Ethereum upgrade (The Merge).
In this workshop we will show from scratch how to install and set up an Ethereum validator node, from running the Execution Layer + Consensus Layer combo to creating the keys and setup for the validator in order to get it up and running.
Speaker(s): Diego Losada
Track: Staking & Validator Experience
Keywords: node,decentralization,arm boards,raspberry pi,staking,validators,stake at home
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[@paisanes]

Where can I to find the slides used in this event (DevCon Bogota)?

[@onyekachichimezie4364]

This sounds interesting

[@philippegretillat4671]

Non si può avere in italiano i Francese per favorore

[@oasdfe1691]

The problem isn’t running the validator. It’s why would I given there are no economic incentives. Why would I waste my money and electricity

[@diesel_miata]

requiring eth anyway you do it