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[wip] Kona ExEx #12
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The Kona ExEx uses the Kona-derive implementation to traverse L1 blocks received from ExEx notifications to extract rollup blocks and validate them using either a trusted L2 execution client or a local engine API endpoint.
Current status
AttributesValidator
trait for switching from trusted to engine-api validationTrustedValidator
(similar to Kona's trusted-sync example)EngineValidator
once implementedIt's possible for this example to be expanded to become a full L2 node, where the ExEx is caching all derived payloads and effectively building its own L2 state DB that way. Then, we don't need an L2 RPC anymore and can validate new payloads by building against the local state. Here is a short overview of the steps to reach this milestone:
engine_newPayload
on local state (open Q: what about pre-bedrock blocks? presumably we will need some datadir to start with for chains like OP mainnet)Meta