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Consensus-layer Call 73 #237

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djrtwo opened this issue Sep 22, 2021 · 3 comments
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Consensus-layer Call 73 #237

djrtwo opened this issue Sep 22, 2021 · 3 comments

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djrtwo commented Sep 22, 2021

Consensus-layer Call 73 Agenda

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Meeting Date/Time: Thursday 2021/09/23 at 14:00 GMT
Meeting Duration 1.5 hours
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  1. Altair
    • sync committee performance
    • upgrade epoch selection
  2. Client Updates
  3. Merge discussion
  4. Research updates
  5. Spec discussion/Open Discussion/Closing Remarks
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Analysis of sync-committee performance on Prater testnet. Each row is a specific deployment group (many small ones running by ef, then 4 ones of 17% each by client teams, and power users + smaller clients + more users + recent new deposits to grow for testing larger validator counts).

The height of each row is 32 pixels; one epoch. The x axis is epochs (left side is altair fork epoch, right side is most recent)

Red = missed sync committee participation.
Blue = good sync commitee participation.
Black = not elected in sync committee (512/233,046 chance per validator to be elected, smaller groups are not always running in sync committees), or validator didn't exist yet, or a block was missing.

Until recently nimbus had a bug, but it's been fixed and turned blue now (great work!). And we updated all EF nodes to catch up with latest client changes (thanks Parithosh!). The remaining red rows are Prater users who have yet to update, or are offline.

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https://slots.symphonious.net/
See upgrade-scheduler tab. Tool by @ajsutton

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Quick meeting notes: https://hackmd.io/@benjaminion/rJ8ddAY7t

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