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1717This tutorial requires a [ ` docker-compose ` ] ( https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/ ) installation.
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19- Run the following to create directory:
19+ Run the following to create a directory:
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2121``` sh
2222mkdir -p ~ /zkevm-node
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4545We set up the Ethereum node first as it takes a long time to synchronize.
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47- There are numerous ways to set up an Ethereum L1 environment; we will use Geth for this. We recommend Geth, but a Sepolia node is OK too.
47+ We recommend using Geth but a Sepolia node is OK too.
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4949Follow the instructions provided in this [ guide to setup and install Geth] ( https://geth.ethereum.org/docs/getting-started/installing-geth ) .
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86864. The ` example.env` file must be modified according to your configurations.
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88- Edit the .env file with your favourite editor (we' ll use nano in this guide ):
88+ Edit the .env file with your favorite editor (we use nano):
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9090 ` ` ` sh
9191 nano $ZKEVM_CONFIG_DIR /.env
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160160!!!info " Batch rate"
161161 - Batches are closed every 10s, or whenever they are full.
162- - Also, the frequency of closing batches is subject to change as it depends on the prevailing configurations.
162+ - The frequency of closing batches is subject to change as it depends on the prevailing configurations.
163163 - The batch rate always needs to be updated accordingly.
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