xone.sh has 100 posts. This page groups each one under the operator question it answers, with one line each: 26 on install, 16 on sync, 12 on validate, 9 on rpc, 12 on troubleshoot, 10 on measure, 15 on compare. Start with the question you have, and follow the link.

Each post cites its sources: the xOne repositories, pull requests and read-only measurements. xOneTS, xOnePy and xOneC are private repositories.

How do I choose, install and upgrade xOne?

Pick a client, install it from a verified artifact, and upgrade it with a rollback path.

How do I sync a node and keep it at the tip?

Pick a sync mode, start from genesis or a snapshot, and keep good peers.

How do I run a validator safely?

Set up the key, keep the safety record, and know how a block is built and sealed.

How do I serve and use JSON-RPC?

Serve only the namespaces you need, and know what each method returns.

How do I monitor a node and troubleshoot it?

Watch a small set of metrics and log lines, and read the incident notes when something breaks.

What do the measurements show?

Read-only measurements of the fleet: head, disk, memory, arrival time and turns.

How does xOne compare with other XDC clients, and how is parity proven?

Measured comparisons with the other XDC clients, and the gates that prove parity with geth-XDC.

Frequently asked questions

Where should a new operator start?

With which xOne client to run, then the run-and-verify post for that client, then choosing a sync mode.

Which post explains how to run an XDC validator with xOne?

How to run an XDC validator on net2040, with signer setup and the safety record.

Where are the measured comparisons with geth-XDC and the other clients?

Under the compare question above: one post per client, and the fleet snapshot for all nodes at one time.

Will this index be updated?

Yes. New posts are added under their question, and the updated date changes.