Quickstart (Mainnet)

Prepare your system to run the zScore AVS

Prerequisites

Registered EigenLayer Operator Account: Ensure you have a fully registered EigenLayer operator account. If you don't have one, follow the steps in the Registration section to create and fund your account.

​Prepare and run the attestation node

We provide a docker-compose configuration which sets up the Attester Node

1. Clone this repo and execute the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/zerufinance/zscore-attester-prod.git

1. Copy .example_env into .env.

cd zscore-attester-prod
cp .env.example .env

1. Edit the .env

   1. Update the PRIVATE_KEY_ATTESTER with your ethereum mainnet operator private key (ECDSA key). This is stored locally and is used to create a BLS public key.

      1. PRIVATE_KEY_ATTESTER=<OPERATOR_PRIVATE_KEY>

   2. Update the L1_RPC and L2_RPC with private RPCs for Ethereum Mainnet and Base, respectively.

      1. L1_RPC=<ETH_PRIVATE_RPC>
         L2_RPC=<BASE_PRIVATE_RPC>

   3. Update the ATTESTER_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS with the IP address where the attester code is running.

      1. ATTESTER_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS=<IP_ADDRESS>

   4. Update the ATTESTER_PEER_ID with the peer ID of the attester, which is generated using the private key. Generate the peer ID using this command:

      1. othentic-cli node get-id --node-type attester
         <result_PEER_ID>
         ATTESTER_PEER_ID=<result_PEER_ID>

2. Then you can run this command which will run a script called setup.sh to setup the required dependencies like docker and docker-compose (this is optional, if you have already installed docker)

chmod +x setup.sh
sh setup.sh

1. Then you can run the actual attester node by running:

docker compose build --no-cache
docker compose up -d

1. To see logs you can run: (optional)

docker compose logs -f

Happy Attesting zScore!!