Tutorial: Deployment and Configuration of Automation Vault with Relays

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Step 1: Deployment of the Automation Vault

  1. Deploy Automation Vault:

    • Use the AutomationVaultFactory contract to deploy a new instance of AutomationVault. Make sure to provide the owner parameter.

Step 2: Adding Balance to the Automation Vault

  1. Transfer Funds to the Vault:

    • Transfer the necessary funds to the automation vault to cover the costs associated with task execution. This could include ETH or ERC-20 tokens, depending on the protocol requirements.

Step 3: Approval of Callers and Relays

  1. Approval of Callers:

    • Use functions in the automation vault to approve specific callers that should have permissions to interact with the automation vault.

  2. Approval of Relays:

    • Ensure approval of relevant relays to be used for task execution. This might include relays such as Keep3rRelay, Keep3rBondedRelay, GelatoRelay, or OpenRelay, depending on the protocol's needs.

Step 4: Configuration of jobs and selectors

  1. Approval of jobs:

    • To enable task executions, you need to approve specific jobs that the automation vault will interact with and will be allowed.

  2. Approval of selectors:

    • Additionally, you need to approve specific function selectors for each approved job. This ensures that only designated functions within the approved jobs can be executed.

Step 5: Tracking and Monitoring

  1. Tracking and Monitoring:

    • Monitor task executions through emitted events and other relevant metrics.

With these steps, you should have a solid guide for a protocol to deploy its automation vault, configure necessary permissions and relays, add balance, and execute automated tasks.