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Prysmatic Labs Main Sharding Reference
Table of Contents
- Sharding Introduction
- Basic Sharding Idea and Design
- Roadmap Phases
- The Ruby Release: Local Alphanet
- The Sapphire Release: Ropsten Testnet
- The Diamond Release: Ethereum Mainnet
- Go-Ethereum Sharding Alpha Implementation
- System Architecture
- System Start & User Entrypoint
- The Validator Manager Contract
- Necessary Functionality
- Depositing ETH and Becoming a Validator
- Determining an Eligible Proposer for a Period on a Shard
- Withdrawing From the Validator Set
- Processing and Verifying a Collation Header
- Validator Sampling
- Collation Header Approval
- Event Logs
- Necessary Functionality
- The Validator Client
- Local Shard Storage
- The Proposer Client
- Collation Headers and State Execution
- Peer Discovery and Shard Wire Protocol
- Protocol Modifications
- Protocol Primitives: Collations, Blocks, Transactions, Accounts
- The EVM: What You Need to Know
- Sharding In-Practice
- Fork Choice Rule
- Use-Case Stores: Proposers
- Use-Case Stories: Validators
- Use-Case Stories: Supernodes
- Current Status
- Security Considerations
- Not Included in Ruby Release
- Bribing, Coordinated Attack Models
- Enforced Windback
- Explicity Finality for Stateless Clients
- The Data Availability Problem
- Introduction & Background
- On Uniquely Attributable Faults
- Erasure Codes
- Beyond Phase 1
- Cross-Shard Communication
- Receipts Method
- Merge Blocks
- Synchronous State Execution
- Transparent Sharding
- Tightly-Coupled Sharding (Fork-Free Sharding)
- Cross-Shard Communication
- Active Questions & Research
- Separation of Proposals & Consensus
- Selecting Eligible Validators Off-Chain
- Community Updates & Contributions
- References