Hoodi, Ethereum’s new testnet, is fully supported across Tenderly’s infrastructure and tooling. Launched to test the Pectra upgrade, Hoodi mimics the Ethereum mainnet and allows developers to test code changes and upgrades in a low-risk environment.
You can use Tenderly across different development and production stages on Hoodi.
Fork Hoodi to set up your replica
Fork the Hoodi testnet to create your chain replica for easier development and testing with your team. Integrate the Virtual Hoodi RPC into your development frameworks, use the unlimited faucet to fund test accounts, and set up CI/CD pipelines for automated testing.
Integrate Node RPC for Hoodi
Spin a Hoodi RPC to support high traffic volumes and usage spikes while getting uncompromised latency. Even run tenderly_simulateTransaction and tenderly_simulateBundle to simulate transactions with detailed insights into the expected outcomes.
Explore and interact with Hoodi’s data
Explore the onchain data on Hoodi to analyze transaction and contract execution. Inspect granular information such as asset transfers, emitted events, and gas consumption. Then, debug failed transactions, validate fixes with simulations, and optimize gas usage all in one place.
Monitor events on Hoodi
Set up real-time Alerts for important events on Hoodi, including failed transactions, allowlisted/blocklisted addresses, balance changes, and even specific function calls. Then, write custom code with Web3 Actions and connect it with Alerts to react automatically as soon as specified conditions are met.
