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User pyk in Discord suggested running multiple beacon nodes could allow users to run high numbers of validators. This solves the issue where some validators miss their attestations.
The most efficient way to run a beacon validator combo is one validator client for each beacon node, and then add all the keys in that one validator client. Then just calibrate how many keys that 1:1 combo can handle.
That makes sense. Is there a benchmark somewhere with data on # of
validators per Beacon Node?
I think it would be helpful for us to help Core Devs collect data and
metrics, given that Gnosis tokenomics will result in most node runners
running high validator counts per machine. The community has been
suggesting that there are limits to # of validator per node, which differs
from
It would be interesting to do a community-wide validator effort to collect
data on (a) hardware, and (b) perf metrics for given number of validators.
I'm spinning up my nodes over the holidays, and will start collecting some
data in Prometheus. Will probably need guidance in the new year on what the
existing best practices are.
## Previous studies:
https://www.symphonious.net/2022/04/06/exploring-eth2-cost-of-adding-validators/https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/132075/how-many-validators-can-run-with-single-consensus-client
- "no hard limit"
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The most efficient way to run a beacon validator combo is one validator
client for each beacon node, and then add all the keys in that one
validator client. Then just calibrate how many keys that 1:1 combo can
handle.
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