@michaelsproul done - the below summary (on an ENR basis) can be found also here. Seems AWS (mostly US) is currently ensuring that no liveness failure is happening on Ethereum ;). I’m pretty sure we can all do a better job here when it comes to greater geographic and provider diversity.
IPs and Locations
Teku team’s bootnodes
- 3.19.194.157 | aws-us-east-2-ohio
- 3.19.194.157 | aws-us-east-2-ohio
Prylab team’s bootnodes
- 18.223.219.100 | aws-us-east-2-ohio
- 18.223.219.100 | aws-us-east-2-ohio
- 18.223.219.100 | aws-us-east-2-ohio
Lighthouse team’s bootnodes
- 172.105.173.25 | linode-au-sidney
- 139.162.196.49 | linode-uk-london
EF bootnodes
- 3.17.30.69 | aws-us-east-2-ohio
- 18.216.248.220 | aws-us-east-2-ohio
- 54.178.44.198 | aws-ap-northeast-1-tokyo
- 54.65.172.253 | aws-ap-northeast-1-tokyo
Nimbus team’s bootnodes
- 3.120.104.18 | aws-eu-central-1-frankfurt
- 3.64.117.223 | aws-eu-central-1-frankfurt
Edit: I have opened a PR that adds this information to the eth2-networks
repo.