Installation
MEV Boost client installation guide.
Create Aliases
echo "alias mev-log='journalctl -f -u mevboost.service -o cat | ccze -A'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-start='sudo systemctl start mevboost.service'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-stop='sudo systemctl stop mevboost.service'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-restart='sudo systemctl restart mevboost.service'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-status='sudo systemctl status mevboost.service'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-config='sudo vim /etc/systemd/system/mevboost.service'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-enable='sudo systemctl enable mevboost.service'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-disable='sudo systemctl disable mevboost.service'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo "alias mev-update='~/mev-update.sh'" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrcMEV Boost - Install
Build the latest version of MEV Boost.
Move the compiled MEV Boost build to a new directory.
Create MEV Boost user and directory.
MEV Boost - Configure Service
Configure MEV Boost service using the command line flags.
/usr/local/bin/mev-boost
Starts MEV Boost.
-${NETWORK}
Specifies the target network.
-addr
Set listening port.
-min-bid
Sets the minimum bid that needs to be offered to accept a block from the relay.
If no offer is higher than the min-bid then the validator will build its own block locally.
-relay-check
MEV Boost pings the relays to check they are still alive.
-relays
Comma separated list of relay addresses.
Start the service and check it's working as expected.
MEV Boost - Update Scripts
Create MEV Boost update script.
Make the script executable.
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