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Validator Manager
Introduction
The lighthouse validator-manager tool provides utilities for managing validators on a running
Lighthouse Validator Client. The validator manager performs operations via the HTTP API of the
validator client (VC). Due to limitations of the
keymanager-APIs, only Lighthouse VCs are fully
supported by this command.
The validator manager tool is similar to the lighthouse account-manager tool,
except the latter creates files that will be read by the VC next time it starts
whilst the former makes instant changes to a live VC.
The account-manager is ideal for importing keys created with the
staking-deposit-cli. On the
other hand, the validator-manager is ideal for moving existing validators
between two VCs or for advanced users to create validators at scale with less
downtime.
The validator-manager boasts the following features:
- One-line command to arbitrarily move validators between two VCs, maintaining the slashing protection database.
- Generates deposit files compatible with the Ethereum Staking Launchpad.
- Generally involves zero or very little downtime.
- The "key cache" is preserved whenever a validator is added with the validator manager, preventing long waits at start up when a new validator is added.