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The Eth2.0 multi-client test network Schlesi has been launched

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Currently the Schlesi multi-client test network already supports both Lighthouse and pr2.0 clients.

BlockBeats news, according to Unitimes, on April 27, ethereum developer Afri Schoedon (@a4fri) tweeted the launch of the Eth2.0 multi-client test site Schlesi.

It is reported that this is the first time that the ethereum community has received a multi-client test network since the Eth2.0 client team Prysmatic Labs recently released Topaz, the first single-client test network with an Eth2.0 phase 0 master network configuration.

According to Schlesi's GitHub documentation, currently the Schlesi multi-client test network supports both Lighthouse and prpilot Eth2.0 clients, and other Eth2.0 clients (Cortex, Lodestar, Nimbus, Teku, Trinity) will be added gradually.

The first phase of delivery for Eth2.0 is reported to be the beacon chain. Before the beacon chain main network can start, we need to test the network to simulate the operation of the main network as much as possible. This requires us to build and operate a stable, long-term and durable test network. The Schlesi test network is one of many steps in this direction. The goal of the current Schlesi test network is to ensure protocol compatibility between major Eth2.0 client implementations.

It is understood that Goerli is a cross-client authority proving eth1.x test network. It is supported by all Eth1.0 clients, tools, and infrastructure, and in the transition to Eth2.0 we tested it by deploying a deposit contract to the Goerli test network.

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