Updated on December 15, 2021

voluntary-exit

Create and sign a voluntary exit for the specified validator or set of validators.

beacon-node-api-endpoint

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --beacon-node-api-endpoint=<ENDPOINT>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --beacon-node-api-endpoint=http://192.138.10.12

Environment variable

TEKU_BEACON_NODE_ENDPOINT=http://192.138.10.12

Configuration file

beacon-node-api-endpoint: "http://192.138.10.12"

Endpoint of the beacon node’s REST API. The default is http://127.0.0.1:5051.

config-file

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --config-file=<FILE>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --config-file=/home/me/me_node/config.yaml

Environment variable

TEKU_CONFIG_FILE=/home/me/me_node/config.yaml

Path to the YAML configuration file. The default is none.

confirmation-enabled

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --confirmation-enabled=<BOOLEAN>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --confirmation-enabled=false

Environment variable

TEKU_CONFIRMATION_ENABLED=false

Configuration file

confirmation-enabled: false

Specify whether to request confirmation when exiting a validator. The default is true.

Danger

If you set --confirmation-enabled to false, exits are generated immediately without any prompt.

epoch

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --epoch=<EPOCH>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --epoch=24500

Environment variable

TEKU_EPOCH=24500

Earliest epoch that the voluntary exit can be processed. The specified epoch can be a past epoch, or current epoch. You cannot specify a future epoch. The default is the current epoch.

Note

If there is a high number of validators that are queued to exit, then the validator exit may be processed at a later epoch.

validator-keys

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validator-keys=<KEY_DIR>:<PASS_DIR> | <KEY_FILE>:<PASS_FILE>[,<KEY_DIR>:<PASS_DIR> | <KEY_FILE>:<PASS_FILE>...]...

Example for directory

teku voluntary-exit --validator-keys=/home/validator/keys:home/validator/passwords

Example for file

teku voluntary-exit --validator-keys=/home/validator/keys/validator_217179e.json:/home/validator/passwords/validator_217179e.txt

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATOR_KEYS=/home/validator/keys:home/validator/passwords

Configuration file

validator-keys: "/home/validator/keys:home/validator/passwords"

Directory or file to load the encrypted keystores and passwords of the validators that you wish to exit. Keystore files must use the .json file extension, and password files must use the .txt file extension.

When specifying directories, Teku expects to find identically named keystore and password files. For example validator_217179e.json and validator_217179e.txt.

When specifying file names, Teku expects that the files exist.

Note

The path separator is operating system dependent, and should be ; in Windows rather than :.

validators-external-signer-keystore

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-keystore=<FILE>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-keystore=teku_client_keystore.p12

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATORS_EXTERNAL_KEYSTORE=teku_client_keystore.p12

Configuration file

validators-external-signer-keystore: "teku_client_keystore.p12"

The keystore that Teku presents to the external signer for TLS authentication. Teku can use PKCS12 or JKS keystore types.

Use the PKCS12 keystore type if connecting to Web3Signer.

validators-external-signer-keystore-password-file

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-keystore-password-file=<FILE>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-keystore-password-file=keystore_pass.txt

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATORS_EXTERNAL_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD_FILE=keystore_pass.txt

Configuration file

validators-external-signer-keystore-password-file: "keystore_pass.txt"

Password file used to decrypt the keystore.

validators-external-signer-public-keys

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-public-keys=<KEY>[,<KEY>...]

Example

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-public-keys=0xa99a...e44c,0xb89b...4a0b

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATORS_EXTERNAL_SIGNER_PUBLIC_KEYS=0xa99a...e44c,0xb89b...4a0b

Configuration file

validators-external-signer-public-keys: ["0xa99a...e44c","0xb89b...4a0b"]

List of public keys of validators that you wish to voluntarily exit when using an external signer (for example, Web3Signer).

validators-external-signer-timeout

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-timeout=<INTEGER>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-timeout=2000

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATORS_EXTERNAL_SIGNER_TIMEOUT=2000

Configuration file

validators-external-signer-timeout: 2000

Timeout in milliseconds for requests to the external signer. The default is 5000.

validators-external-signer-truststore

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-truststore=<FILE>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-truststore=websigner_truststore.p12

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATORS_EXTERNAL_TRUSTSTORE=websigner_truststore.p12

Configuration file

validators-external-signer-truststore: "websigner_truststore.p12"

PKCS12 or JKS keystore used to trust external signer’s self-signed certificate or CA certificate which signs the external signer’s certificate.

validators-external-signer-truststore-password-file

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-truststore-password-file=<FILE>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-truststore-password-file=truststore_pass.txt

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATORS_EXTERNAL_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD_FILE=truststore_pass.txt

Configuration file

validators-external-signer-truststore-password-file: "truststore_pass.txt"

Password file used to decrypt the keystore.

validators-external-signer-url

Syntax

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-url=<URL>

Example

teku voluntary-exit --validators-external-signer-url=http://localhost:9000

Environment variable

TEKU_VALIDATORS_EXTERNAL_SIGNER_URL=http://localhost:9000

Configuration file

validators-external-signer-url: "http://localhost:9000"

URL of the external signer (for example, Web3Signer).