CoinCashew
Spanish
Spanish
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Donations
  • Contributing
    • Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct
    • Style Guide
  • Disclaimer
  • Wallets
    • Guide: Crypto Wallet Tips 101 - Do's and Don'ts
      • Review: Metal Bitcoin Seed Storage by jlopp
  • Coins
    • Ethereum: ETH
      • 🛡️EthPillar: one-liner setup tool and node management TUI
      • 🥩Guide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on mainnet
        • Overview - Manual Installation
        • PART I - INSTALLATION
          • Step 1: Prerequisites
          • Step 2: Configuring Node
          • Step 3: Installing execution client
            • Nethermind
            • Besu
            • Geth
            • Erigon
            • Reth
          • Step 4: Installing consensus client
            • Lighthouse
            • Lodestar
            • Teku
            • Nimbus
            • Prysm
          • Step 5: Installing Validator
            • Setting up Validator Keys
            • Installing Validator
              • Lighthouse
              • Lodestar
              • Teku
              • Nimbus
              • Prysm
            • Next Steps
          • Monitoring your validator with Grafana and Prometheus
          • Mobile App Node Monitoring by beaconcha.in
          • Monitoring with Uptime Check by Google Cloud
        • PART II - MAINTENANCE
          • Updating Execution Client
          • Updating Consensus Client
          • Backups Checklist: Critical Staking Node Data
          • Uninstalling Staking Node
          • Finding the longest attestation slot gap
          • Checking my eth validator's sync committee duties
          • Checklist | Confirming a healthy functional ETH staking node
        • PART III - TIPS
          • Voluntary Exiting a Validator
          • Verifying Your Mnemonic Phrase
          • Adding a New Validator to an Existing Setup with Existing Seed Words
          • Switching / Migrating Consensus Client
          • 🛡️Switching / Migrating Execution Client
          • ⚡Using Node as RPC URL endpoint
          • Using All Available LVM Disk Space
          • Reducing Network Bandwidth Usage
          • How to re-sync using checkpoint sync
          • Important Directory Locations
          • Improving Validator Attestation Effectiveness
          • EIP2333 Key Generator by iancoleman.io
          • 😁Geth - Enabling path-based state storage
          • Disk Usage by Execution / Consensus Client
          • Dealing with Storage Issues on the Execution Client
        • Join the Community
        • Credits
        • See Also
        • Changelog
      • ⛓️Guide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on testnet HOLESKY
        • Overview - Manual Installation
        • Step 1: Prerequisites
        • Step 2: Configuring Node
        • Step 3: Installing execution client
          • Nethermind
          • Besu
          • Geth
          • Erigon
          • Reth
        • Step 4: Installing consensus client
          • Lighthouse
          • Lodestar
          • Teku
          • Nimbus
          • Prysm
        • Step 5: Installing Validator
          • Setting up Validator Keys
          • Installing Validator
            • Lighthouse
            • Lodestar
            • Teku
            • Nimbus
            • Prysm
          • Next Steps
        • Maintenance
          • Updating Execution Client
          • Updating Consensus Client
          • Backups Checklist: Critical Staking Node Data
          • Uninstalling Staking Node
      • 💰Guide | MEV-boost for Ethereum Staking
        • MEV Relay List
      • 🔎Guide | Recover Ethereum Validator Mnemonic Seed
      • 🦉Update Withdrawal Keys for Ethereum Validator (BLS to Execution Change or 0x00 to 0x01) with ETHDO
      • 📜Archived Guides
        • Guide Version 1 | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on MAINNET
          • PART I - INSTALLATION
            • Step 1: Prerequisites
            • Step 2: Configuring Node
            • Step 3: Setting up Validator Keys
            • Step 4: Installing execution client
            • Step 5: Installing consensus client
            • Monitoring your validator with Grafana and Prometheus
            • Mobile App Node Monitoring by beaconcha.in
            • Security Best Practices for your ETH staking validator node
            • Synchronizing time with Chrony
            • Monitoring with Uptime Check by Google Cloud
          • PART II - MAINTENANCE
            • Updating your consensus client
            • Updating your execution client
            • Uninstalling V1 Staking Node
            • Finding the longest attestation slot gap
            • Checking my eth validator's sync committee duties
            • Pruning the execution client to free up disk space
            • Checklist | Confirming a healthy functional ETH staking node
          • PART III - TIPS
            • 🛡️Switching / Migrating Execution Client
            • Voluntary Exiting a Validator
            • Verifying Your Mnemonic Phrase
            • Adding a New Validator to an Existing Setup with Existing Seed Words
            • Switching / Migrating Consensus Client
            • Using All Available LVM Disk Space
            • Reducing Network Bandwidth Usage
            • How to re-sync using checkpoint sync
            • Important Directory Locations
            • Hosting Execution client on a Different Machine
            • Adding or Changing Graffiti flag
            • Improving Validator Attestation Effectiveness
            • EIP2333 Key Generator by iancoleman.io
            • Disk Usage by Execution / Consensus Client
            • Dealing with Storage Issues on the Execution Client
          • Join the Community
          • Credits
          • See Also
          • Changelog
        • Guide Version 1 | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on testnet GOERLI
          • Step 1: Prerequisites
          • Step 2: Configuring Node
          • Step 3: Setting up Validator Keys
          • Step 4: Installing execution client
          • Step 5: Installing consensus client
        • Guide Version 2 | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on testnet GOERLI
          • Step 1: Prerequisites
          • Step 2: Configuring Node
          • Step 3: Installing execution client
            • Nethermind
            • Besu
            • Geth
            • Erigon
          • Step 4: Installing consensus client
            • Lighthouse
            • Lodestar
            • Teku
            • Nimbus
            • Prysm
          • Step 5: Installing Validator
            • Setting up Validator Keys
            • Installing Validator
              • Lighthouse
              • Lodestar
              • Teku
              • Nimbus
              • Prysm
            • Next Steps
          • Maintenance
            • Updating Execution Client
            • Updating Consensus Client
            • Backups Checklist: Critical Staking Node Data
            • Uninstalling Staking Node
        • Guide | Ethereum Staking on Zhejiang Testnet
        • Guide | Besu + Lodestar | Most Viable Diverse Client | Staking Ethereum on Kiln testnet
        • Guide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on Pithos testnet in 10 minutes or less
        • Ethereum Merge Upgrade Checklist for Home Stakers and Validators
        • Guide | Operation Client Diversity: Migrate Prysm to Teku
      • Guide: How to buy ETH
    • Cardano: ADA
      • Guide: How to Set Up a Cardano Stake Pool
        • PART I - INSTALLATION
          • Prerequisites
          • Hardening an Ubuntu Server
          • Setting Up chrony
          • Installing the Glasgow Haskell Compiler and Cabal
          • Compiling Cardano Node
        • PART II - CONFIGURATION
          • Downloading Configuration Files
          • Configuring Legacy Stake Pool Topology
          • Configuring an Air-gapped, Offline Computer
          • Creating Startup Scripts and Services
        • PART III - OPERATION
          • Starting the Nodes
          • Accessing Built-in Help
          • Generating Keys for the Block-producing Node
          • Setting Up Payment and Stake Keys
          • Registering Your Stake Address
          • Registering Your Stake Pool
          • Verifying Stake Pool Operation
          • Configuring Legacy Network Topology
          • Setting Up Dashboards
          • Configuring Slot Leader Calculations
          • Securing Your Stake Pool Using a Hardware Wallet
        • PART IV - ADMINISTRATION & MAINTENANCE
          • Checking Stake Pool Rewards
          • Claiming Stake Pool Rewards
          • Delegating to a Stake Pool
          • Issuing a New Operational Certificate
          • Updating Stake Pool Information
          • Upgrading a Node
          • Retiring Your Stake Pool
          • Auditing Your nodes configuration
          • KES Key Rotation / Operational Certificate Companion Script
        • PART V - TIPS
          • Submitting a Simple Transaction
          • Transferring Files Using SSH
          • Updating Configuration Files
          • Enabling Peer-to-peer Network Topology
          • Uploading Pool Metadata to GitHub Pages
          • Obtaining a PoolTool API Key
          • Configuring Glasgow Haskell Compiler Runtime System Options
          • Reducing Missed Slot Leader Checks and Improving Cardano Node Performance
          • Increasing Swap File Size
          • Setting Up an External Passive Relay Node
          • Setting Up WireGuard
          • Monitoring Node Security Using OSSEC Server and Slack
          • Resetting an Installation
          • Fixing a Corrupt Blockchain
          • Verifying an ITN Stake Pool
          • Fixing the Mnemonic Staking Balance Bug
        • Appendix A - Best Practices Checklist
        • Appendix B - Cardano Resource Index
        • Telegram Chat Channel
        • See Also
        • Credits
      • Guide: How to buy ADA
      • Guide: How to stake ADA
    • Monero: XMR
      • Guide | How to run your own Monero node
      • Guide: How to mine Monero
      • Create a XMR paper wallet
      • External Reading Material
        • Movie: Monero Means Money
        • Guide: Zero to Monero
        • Book: Mastering Monero
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • What is EthPillar?
  • Preview
  • Prerequisites
  • Option 1: Automated One-Liner Install
  • Option 2: Manual Install
  • Next Steps
  • POAP
  • Get in touch
  • Donations
  • How to Update
  • Credits
Edit on GitHub
  1. Coins
  2. Ethereum: ETH

EthPillar: one-liner setup tool and node management TUI

Empowered, inspired, home staker. Free. Open source. Public goods for Ethereum.

PreviousEthereum: ETHNextGuide | How to setup a validator for Ethereum staking on mainnet

Last updated 1 year ago

Support us on Gitcoin GR20:

What is EthPillar?

Friendly Node Installer: No node yet? Helps you installs a Ethereum node (Nimbus+Nethermind) stack in just minutes. MEVboost included.

Ease of use: No more remembering CLI commands required. Access common node operations via a simple text user interface (TUI).

Fast Updates: Quickly find and download the latest consensus/execution release. Less downtime!

Compatibility: Behind the scenes, node commands and file structure are identical to V2 staking setups.

Already a running a Validator? EthPillar is compatible with

Preview

    • Tested working with Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

    • Also appears compatible with Linux Mint 21.2, Debian 12

Open a terminal window from anywhere by typing Ctrl+Alt+T.

To install, paste the following:

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coincashew/EthPillar/main/install.sh)"

Install updates and packages:

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install git curl ccze bc tmux

Clone the ethpillar repo and install:

mkdir -p ~/git/ethpillar
git clone https://github.com/coincashew/ethpillar.git ~/git/ethpillar
sudo ln -s ~/git/ethpillar/ethpillar.sh /usr/local/bin/ethpillar

Run ethpillar:

ethpillar

Congrats on installing a EthPillar, making nodes and home staking easier!

Additional step for new Node operators, new Validators

Step 1: Configure your network, port forwarding and firewall.

  • With EthPillar, configuration can be changed at:

    • Tools > UFW Firewall > Enable firewall with default settings

    • Confirm port forwarding is working with Tools > Port Checker

Step 2: Configure your BIOS to auto power on after power loss

Step 3: Enable Monitoring and Alerts (Optional)

Found under:

  • Tools > Monitoring

Step 4: Benchmark your node (Optional)

Ensure your node has sufficient CPU/disk/network performance.

  • Tools > Yet-Another-Bench-Script

Additional steps for new Validators

Step 1: Setup Validator Keys

  • When ready to generate your keys, go to EthPillar > Validator Client > Generate / Import Validator Keys

Step 2: Upload deposit_data.json to Launchpad

  • To begin staking on Ethereum as a validator, you need to submit to the Launchpad your deposit_data.json file, which includes crucial withdrawal address details, and pay the required deposit of 32ETH per validator.

Step 3: Congrats!

If you'd like to support this public goods project, find us on the next Gitcoin Grants.

Upon opening EthPillar,

  • Navigate to System Administration > Update EthPillar and then quit and relaunch.

From a terminal, pull the latest updates from git.

cd ~/git/ethpillar
git pull

Prerequisites

An installation.

Option 1: Automated One-Liner Install

Option 2: Manual Install

Next Steps

Port forwarding is , depending on your router.

Alternatively configure manually per the manual guide.

Actual steps vary depending on your computer's BIOS. General idea here:

Familarize yourself with the main guide's section on

Now you're waiting in the Entry Queue

Check out the for further knowledge. Especially the FAQ's "Wen staking rewards?"

POAP

Are you a EthPillar Enjooyer?

Purchase link:

ETH accepted on Mainnet, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism.

Get in touch

Have questions? Chat with other home stakers on or open PRs/issues on .

Open source source code available here:

Donations

Our donation address is or coincashew.eth

How to Update

Credits

Shout out to for their pioneering work in Python validator tools, which has unintentionally ignited the inspiration and direction for this project. We are building upon their innovative foundations by forking their validator-install code. A heartfelt thanks to accidental-green for their game-changing contributions to the open-source Ethereum ecosystem!

🛡️
🐳
📐
🤝
🎉
😂
🙏
☎️
❤️
☑️
🎉
Review how staking works and the hardware requirements
Ubuntu
manually configured
Click here for detailed network configuration.
https://www.wintips.org/setup-computer-to-auto-power-on-after-power-outage/
setting up your validator keys.
https://www.validatorqueue.com
next steps from the main guide
Support this public good by purchasing a limited edition POAP!
https://checkout.poap.xyz/169495
Discord
Github
https://github.com/coincashew/EthPillar
0xCF83d0c22dd54475cC0C52721B0ef07d9756E8C0
accidental-green
❤️
🆕
😄
💾
🦉
🎉
😎
https://explorer.gitcoin.co/#/round/42161/26/34
a Coincashew V2 Staking Setup.
Main Menu
Execution Client
Consensus Client
Validator
System Administration
Tools
Mevboost
Your EthPillar Enjoyoor's POAP