# Validator status check
☑️ Validator-Service Logs Check
* Go to ECS page[(https://aws.amazon.com/ecs/)](https://aws.amazon.com/ecs/) then click on get started with ECS.
* Select "Cluster" from the side menu.
* Now, You will see the running clusters(Validator-Cluster), click on the cluster name.
* In the Service, click on the *“Validator-Service”*.
* In the Tasks, click on the running task.
* Now, Scroll down to the Containers, in the Name, click on to the drop down arrow on the left.
* Now, Scroll down to the end of the page and click on *“View logs in CloudWatch”.*
* And then you can see your Validator-Service logs.
☑️ Get Your Public Key
* Go and open the validator\_keys folder.
* Open the *“deposit\_data.json”* file.
* Select and copy the public key from the file content.
**Note: Refer**[ **this**](https://drive.google.com/file/d/14I-H5HKvwJ3KVxZ4de5g5bt4tKhwf9qx/view?usp=sharing) **image for the above instructions.**
☑️ Check the status of your Node on BeaconScan
* After you have done setting up your nodes, Go to [beaconscan.com](https://beaconscan.com/)
* In the Search by Public Key/Epoch/Slot, enter the public key of your validator node.
`Example:0x81768f91f37650a12f35b3ef2572eb62572dbc6c8f5fba0f389965ce9895bc4e4f46a69cc8c6110e9969de22333a96d6 You can see the status of your node on beaconscan.com and view your dashboard.`
* You can see the status of your node on beaconscan.com and view your dashboard.
☑️ Check the status of your Node on Beaconchain
* After you have done setting up your nodes, Go to [beaconcha.in](https://beaconcha.in/)
* In the Search by Public Key/Epoch/Slot, enter the public key of your validator node.
`Example:0x81768f91f37650a12f35b3ef2572eb62572dbc6c8f5fba0f389965ce9895bc4e4f46a69cc8c6110e9969de22333a96d6`
* You can see the status of your node on[ beaconcha.in](https://beaconcha.in/) and view your dashboard.
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