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The Polygon Type 1 Prover is a zk-evm proving component used for creating proofs on your ZK-EVM chain. It has been developed in collaboration with the Toposware team.
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!!! info
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The Polygon Type 1 Prover is not yet ready for full implementation into a CDK stack.
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## Get started
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If you want to get up and running quickly, follow the [how to deploy the Type 1 Prover guide](../../how-to/deploy-t1-prover.md).
<p class="feature-paragraph"> Resources focused on both current and future Polygon technologies. It features detailed guides, foundational concepts, and previews of upcoming innovations. </p>
<p class="feature-paragraph"> This segment aims to educate users about the intricacies of ZK-powered L2s on Ethereum, offering a blend of theoretical understanding and practical application.</p>
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<p class="feature-paragraph">The Polygon Type 1 proving component used for creating proofs on your ZK-EVM chain.</p>
<p class="feature-paragraph">A vision for a unified web of ZK-powered L2s on Ethereum, built using Polygon technology. Unlimited scale, unified liquidity, and blockspace on demand.</p>
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<p class="feature-paragraph">Introducing the multi-chain, multi-transaction Polygon Agg Layer; what it is and how it works.</p>
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This section guides you through starting and running the validator node through an Ansible playbook.
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For the system requirements, see [Validator Node System Requirements](/validator-node-system-requirements.md).
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For the system requirements, see [Validator Node System Requirements](validator-system-requirements.md).
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If you would like to start and run the validator node from binaries, see the guide on [spinning up a Validator node using binaries](./validator-binaries.md).
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Now that you have your Sentry and Validator nodes health-checked, proceed to [Staking](/how-to/operating/validator-node/staking.md).
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Now that you have your Sentry and Validator nodes health-checked, proceed to [Staking](../../how-to/operate-validator-node/validator-staking-operations.md).
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!!!tip Snapshots
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Steps in this guide involve waiting for the **Heimdall** and **Bor** services to fully sync.
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This process takes several days to complete. Alternatively, you can use a maintained snapshot, which will reduce the sync time to a few hours. For detailed instructions, see [<ins>Snapshot Instructions for Heimdall and Bor</ins>](/pos/how-to/snapshots.md).
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This process takes several days to complete. Alternatively, you can use a maintained snapshot, which will reduce the sync time to a few hours. For detailed instructions, see [<ins>Snapshot Instructions for Heimdall and Bor</ins>](../../how-to/snapshots.md).
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For snapshot download links, see [<ins>Polygon Chains Snapshots</ins>](https://snapshot.polygon.technology/).
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## Next Steps: Staking
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the [Staking](/how-to/operating/validator-node/staking.md) guide to start backing the network.
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the [Staking](../../how-to/operate-validator-node/validator-staking-operations.md) guide to start backing the network.
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