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docs/cdk/overview.md

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The Polygon Chain Development Kit (CDK) is a modular, open-source software toolkit that enables blockchain developers to deploy and configure ZK-powered chain architectures.
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The **Polygon Chain Development Kit (CDK)** is a modular, open-source toolkit for building highly customizable Ethereum-compatible layer 2s. Designed to empower developers to build for their use case, CDK enables the deployment of Layer 2 solutions optimized for performance, security, and cost-efficiency.
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With Polygon CDK, developers can launch new chains that use the Polygon zkEVM protocol as custom Layer 2 solutions on Ethereum.
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## Flexible Configurations
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Developers can configure ZK-powered rollups, validium networks, or even sovereign chains with their own tailored finality mechanisms.
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Polygon CDK supports a range of configurations, enabling developers to customize their Layer 2 to specific needs:
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- **Rollup Configurations:** Fully secured by Ethereum using zero-knowledge proofs for trustless scalability and decentralization.
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- **Validium Configurations:** Utilize off-chain data availability for reduced costs and higher throughput.
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- **Agglayer Native Configurations:** Cost-optimized setups natively connected to the Agglayer and secured by pessimistic proofs. These configurations offer a lightweight, affordable option with ecosystem-level security.
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## Trustless finality
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## Key Advantages
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Why does Polygon CDK focus on ZK-powered chains?
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Polygon CDK provides the essential components to build Layer 2 solutions that are secure, scalable, and interoperable with other chains.
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Polygon CDK focuses on ZK-powered chains because zero-knowledge technology enables chains to achieve *trustless finality*, which means chain users don't need to rely on a small group of individuals to confirm the finality of their transactions, ensuring greater security and a higher degree of decentralization.
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- **Security:** CDK builds highly secure L2 solutions using the latest innovations in zero-knowledge technology and pessimistic proofs.
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- **High Performance:** CDK integrates fast-syncing Erigon clients and the battle-tested Polygon zkEVM protocol for scalable, low-latency operations.
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- **Modularity:** CDK’s modular architecture allows developers to easily customize their environment, including finality mechanisms, proving systems, and economic policies.
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- **Interoperability:** Opt-in to the [Agglayer](../agglayer/overview.md) to bootstrap your chain’s ecosystem, enable cross-chain transactions, and expand your reach, user base, and liquidity from other established chains.
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- **Cost Efficiency:** Agglayer native configurations provide low-cost options with reduced gas fees and fast transaction processing, making them ideal for budget-conscious projects.
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With Polygon CDK, developers can choose between a rollup and validium chain setup, and decide on how they want to configure the chain's proving system.
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### Next Steps
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Polygon has launched the CDK rollup/validium mode enabling developers to configure CDK components that run the Polygon zkEVM protocol.
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- [Deploy a local CDK environment using Kurtosis](../cdk/getting-started/local-deployment.md). Follow the guide to deploy a CDK stack on your local machine.
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## Key advantages
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- Check out the [concepts documentation](../cdk/concepts/layer2s.md) to learn about rollup, validium, and Agglayer native configurations.
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Polygon CDK provides the essential components to build a Layer 2 blockchain that is secure, scalable, and interoperable with other chains.
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- Security: CDK builds highly secure, scalable L2s that utilize the latest innovations in zero-knowledge technology.
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- High-performance: CDK Erigon implements fast-syncing Erigon clients that run the battle-tested Polygon zkEVM protocol.
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- Modularity: CDK modular components allow developers to easily customize their L2 environment and build a chain that meets their specific needs.
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- Interoperability: Opt-in to the [AggLayer](../agglayer/overview.md) to bootstrap your chain’s ecosystem, enable cross-chain transactions while expanding your reach, user base, and liquidity from other established chains.
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- Sovereignty: Maintain full control over your chain’s revenue, governance, security, economic policies, and more.
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- Low gas fees: Transaction fees are orders of magnitude lower than those on Ethereum and are processed substantially faster. This enables a fast, ultra low-cost, and secure user experience unaffected by any high activity experienced on shared networks.
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### Next steps
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- [Deploy a local CDK environment using Kurtosis](../cdk/getting-started/local-deployment.md). Follow the guide to deploy a CDK stack on your local machine.
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- Check out the [concepts documentation](../cdk/concepts/layer2s.md) to gain a high-level understanding of the CDK.
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- Have a look at the [CDK architecture docs](../cdk/concepts/architecture.md) to understand the CDK’s components and how they interact with each other.
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- Have a look at the [CDK architecture docs](../cdk/concepts/architecture.md) to understand how the CDK’s modular components interact to power custom blockchain solutions.

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# Polygon CDK Version 12 Release Notes
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**Polygon CDK Version 12** introduces critical updates to enhance performance, security, and developer experience, with a focus on **Full Execution Proofs** and **Erigon integration**.
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## Key Updates
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- **zk-Based Security:** Ensures robust transaction validation with zero-knowledge proofs.
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- **Rollback Sequences:** Introduces protocol flexibility with minimal downtime for updates and recovery.
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- **Customizable Upgrades:** Supports sovereign updates, allowing operators to manage their chain independently.
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- **Ethereum Compatibility:** Seamless interaction with Ethereum-based tools and infrastructure.
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- **High Performance:** Increased transaction throughput (TPS) and improved efficiency for high-demand chains.
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- Supports higher zkCounter limits for complex computations and high transaction loads.
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- **CLI Enhancements:** Simplifies chain deployment and reduces time-to-market.
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- **Updated Documentation:** Provides clearer guidance for building and deploying chains with CDK.
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- **Security:** Full Execution Proofs deliver advanced zk-based protection for transactions.
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- **Scalability:** Enhanced prover capacity supports high TPS and complex applications.
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- **[Explore the Full Features](../cdk/concepts/overview.md):** Learn about Full Execution Proofs and Erigon integration.
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- **[Deploy Your Chain](../cdk/getting-started/cli-guide.md):** Follow the CLI guide to launch your Layer 2 solution.
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Polygon CDK Version 12 provides the tools to build scalable, secure, and high-performance Layer 2 solutions. Start building today!

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- AggLayer | Rust: agglayer/agglayer-rs.md
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- Polygon CDK: cdk/index.md
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- Overview: cdk/getting-started/cdk-erigon/overview.md
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- Release: cdk/getting-started/cdk-erigon/release.md
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- Deploy a Node: cdk/getting-started/cdk-erigon/deploy-cdk-erigon.md
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- Configure Chains Dynamically: cdk/getting-started/cdk-erigon/chain-config.md

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