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| title          = Plexus
| address        = {{validator address|d0valoper1muphzc6x8t5raudmg0z2hs8anthujr9j8mc7hu}}
| image          = Validators-plexus.png
| status          = [[Validator]]
| stake          = '''1,500,968 [[DEL]]'''
| fee            = '''10%'''
| voting power    = '''1500968'''
| delegators      = '''7'''
| website        =
| telegram        = {{telegram|dcnotify}}
| note            = Service for monitoring validators: {{telegram|dcnotify}}.<br>Service for monitoring coins: {{telegram|delcoins}}
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A '''Plexus [[validator]]''' was created by a programmer and a system administrator who, in addition to extensive experience in server administration and support, already has experience in creating new services to simplify and improve the work with validators in the [[blockchain]] [[DecimalChain]].


Plexus stands out from other validators in that we dedicate our resources and time to create a free infrastructure that is freely available to all network users. We guarantee the reliability of our services as well as the stable operation of the validator. This approach is our own contribution to the development and popularization of the DecimalChain blockchain.
== Projects ==
The validator's creator has 2 well-known projects in the [[community]]: [[DC Validator Notifications]] and [[DecimalCoins]].
The Telegram bot '''DC Validator Notifications''' ({{telegram|dcnotify}}) is an indispensable service for owners and administrators of DecimalChain blockchain validators. Its function is to provide instant notifications about the activation or deactivation of DecimalChain blockchain validators. This service helps all validator owners to promptly respond to malfunctions related to the block signing by validators, thus avoiding possible penalties.


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= Plexus =
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'''About the validator'''
The Plexus validator was created by a programmer and, concurrently, a system administrator who, in addition to extensive experience in the field of administration and server support, already has experience and experience in creating new services to simplify and more comfortable working with validators in the DecimalChain blockchain.
Plexus differs from other validators in that we invest our resources and time to create a free infrastructure that is freely available to all network users. We guarantee both the reliability of our services and the sustainable operation of the validator. This approach is our own contribution to the development and popularization of the DecimalChain blockchain.
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= Projects =
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There are 2 well-known validators of the project: DC Validator Notifications and Decimal Coins.
"'DC Validator Notifications"' ( https://t.me/dcnotify ) Telegram bot is one of the indispensable services for owners and administrators of DecimalChain blockchain validators. Its function is to make instant notifications when DecimalChain validators are disabled or enabled. Such a service helps all validator owners to respond promptly to malfunctions that relate to stopping the signature of blockchain blocks by validators, and therefore, it helps to avoid possible fines.
In addition, the bot performs the following functions:
In addition, the bot performs the following functions:
* Notifies about the appearance of new validators in the network;
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* Notifies about penalties received by validators.
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The Telegram bot '''[[DecimalCoins]]''' ({{telegram|delcoins}}) is created for monitoring the creation of new [[coin]]s and [[NFT]] in the network. All blockchain users can learn in real-time about the creation of a new coin or NFT. This function allows staying informed about new projects in the network, having the opportunity to buy a new coin at a low cost, or tracking the address from which they were created.
notifies of the appearance of new validators on the network;
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notifies of fines imposed on validators.
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Decimal Coins Telegram bot ( https://t.me/delcoins ) was launched to monitor the creation of new coins and NFT tokens on the network. All blockchain users learn about the creation of a new coin or NFT in real time. This feature makes it possible to be aware of new projects on the network, to be able to buy a new coin at a low cost or to track from which address they were created.
Another project that is currently under development, monitors the omissions of all validators for the last 7 days. The service will have its own page on the Internet, where all the validators of the DecimalChain blockchain and the number of omissions per day for each of them will be displayed. Such a service will help the owners of validators to monitor their correct work, and for delegators, to choose a reliable validator in which they will not lose their remuneration from delegation..
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= Technical component of the validator =
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A project is currently under development that monitors the missed blocks of all validators over the past 7 days. The service will have its own web page where all DecimalChain blockchain validators and the number of missed blocks per day for each of them will be displayed. This service will help validator owners monitor their correct operation, and delegators choose a reliable validator in which they will not lose their rewards from delegation.
== Validator technical components ==


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=== Servers ===
=== Servers ===
The Plexus validator operates on [[hardware]] that has ample resources, designed for network development and expansion. Our infrastructure consists of a server in the Hetzner data center. The German company [[wikipedia:Hetzner|Hetzner]] owns and operates its own high-tech [[data]] processing centers, ensuring reliable validator operation without interruptions.
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In addition, the Plexus validator has 2 backup servers located in different countries with different providers to ensure fault tolerance. These servers are dedicated solely to the validator and have a minimum of 75% resource capacity. They are located in the DigitalOcean and Linode data centers. The servers are located in Nuremberg, Amsterdam, and New York.
The Plexus validator runs on equipment that has a large reserve of resources, with the expectation of developing and expanding the network. Our infrastructure consists of a server in the Hetzner data center.
 
This approach allows us to assure our [[delegator]]s, who entrust their [[coin]]s to us, that they don't have to worry about receiving penalties from the validator.
The German company Hetzner owns and operates its own high-tech data processing centers, which guarantees reliable operation of the validator without interruptions. In addition, the Plexus validator has 2 backup servers located in different countries of different providers to ensure fault tolerance.
 
Servers are not loaded with other tasks and have at least 75% of the resource reserve. They are located in DigitalOcean and Linode data centers. Locally, the servers are located in Nuremberg, Amsterdam and New York. This approach allows us to be calm and confident that our delegates, trusting us with their own coins, can not worry about getting a fine by the validator.
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=== Protection ===
=== Protection ===
To protect the validator, we use software provided by [[DecimalChain]], which prevents the validator from receiving penalties. The software is installed in different data centers alongside the validator. Our validator has two [[DecimalGuard]]s, providing 100% protection.
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Detailed information and instructions about the protection server can be found at: {{l|https://help.decimalchain.com/ru/decimal-guard/|https://help.decimalchain.com/ru/decimal-guard/}}. The protection servers are located in Hetzner and [[wikipedia:DigitalOcean|DigitalOcean]] data centers in Helsinki and London.
To protect the validator, the software provided by https://decimalchain.com which prevents the validator from receiving fines and is located in different data centers with the validator. Our validator has two decimalguards that provide 100% protection. Detailed information and instructions on the protection server can be found at: https://help.decimalchain.com/ru/decimal-guard / . The protection servers are located in the data centers: Hetzner, DigitalOcean in the cities of Helsinki and London.
 
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=== Backup ===
=== Backup ===
In the event of an unforeseen situation such as an accident, system failure, or any other issue, our validator has backups and snapshots in place, allowing for quick recovery and resumption of operations. Backups are performed daily, so the validator can be restored within minutes and operate without any losses.
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=== Monitoring and incident analysis software ===
In case of an unforeseen situation (accident, system failure or other) our validator has backups and snapshots that make it possible to quickly eliminate downtime and resume work. Backups are performed every day, therefore the validator can be restored in a matter of minutes and work without loss.
We are constantly improving, which is why the '''Plexus validator''' undergoes continuous log analysis. The hardware has its limitations and is not immune to software failures. Therefore, all Plexus validator servers use software that monitors resource status, collects and analyzes logs. This approach enables us to systematize error handling, organize efficient error resolution, and ensure the reliability of the validator's operation.
 
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The following software products are used for monitoring:
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=== Programs for condition monitoring and incident analysis ===
'''Server monitoring:'''
* Prometheus
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* InfluxDB
* Grafana
We are always improving, so the Plexus validator has a constant analysis of logs. The equipment has its own resource, and is also not immune from software failures. Therefore, all servers of the Plexus validator use software that allows you to monitor the status of resources, collect and analyze logs. This approach allows you to systematize the work with errors and organize their effective elimination, and also ensures the reliability of the validator.
 
'''Log collection and analysis:'''
"'The following software products are used for monitoring:'''
* Elasticsearch
* Logstash
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* Kibana
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== Commission ==
Server monitoring:
Considering the level of validator protection, the presence of backup servers, and external quality monitoring services, the Plexus validator has a commission fee of 10%. The majority of this fee is used for validator maintenance. Therefore, all our delegators can trust that their stake will be in a reliable validator and they will not lose any coins as rewards.
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Prometheus
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InfluxDB
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Grafana
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'''Collection and analysis of logs:'''
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Elasticsearch
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Logstash
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Kibana
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= Fees =
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Taking into account the degree of protection of the validator, the availability of spare servers and external quality monitoring services, the Plexus validator has a commission of 10%, most of which is used for validator maintenance. Therefore, all our delegates entrusting their coins to us can be sure that they will be in a reliable validator, where they will not lose any coins of awards.
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= Cooperation =
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The creator of the validator will be happy to consider any suggestions for cooperation, we really like DecimalChain and we are interested in its development. You can contact telegram with any suggestions https://t.me/mechanig .
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== Collaboration ==
The validator creator is open to considering any collaboration proposals. We are very enthusiastic about DecimalChain and interested in its development. Please reach out to us via the Telegram channel {{telegram|mechanig}} with any proposals.


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Revision as of 18:36, 4 June 2024

Plexus
DecimalChain validator
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Status:
Validator
Net address:
Address of the Validator in the Decimal network d0valoper1muphzc6x8t5raudmg0z2hs8anthujr9j8mc7hu



Stake:
1,500,968 DEL
Fee:
10%


Voting power:
1500968
Delegators:
7





Telegram:
Telegram dcnotify
Note:
Service for monitoring validators: Telegram dcnotify.
Service for monitoring coins: Telegram delcoins

A Plexus validator was created by a programmer and a system administrator who, in addition to extensive experience in server administration and support, already has experience in creating new services to simplify and improve the work with validators in the blockchain DecimalChain.

Plexus stands out from other validators in that we dedicate our resources and time to create a free infrastructure that is freely available to all network users. We guarantee the reliability of our services as well as the stable operation of the validator. This approach is our own contribution to the development and popularization of the DecimalChain blockchain.

Projects

The validator's creator has 2 well-known projects in the community: DC Validator Notifications and DecimalCoins.

The Telegram bot DC Validator Notifications (Telegram dcnotify) is an indispensable service for owners and administrators of DecimalChain blockchain validators. Its function is to provide instant notifications about the activation or deactivation of DecimalChain blockchain validators. This service helps all validator owners to promptly respond to malfunctions related to the block signing by validators, thus avoiding possible penalties.

In addition, the bot performs the following functions:

  • Notifies about the appearance of new validators in the network;
  • Notifies about penalties received by validators.

The Telegram bot DecimalCoins (Telegram delcoins) is created for monitoring the creation of new coins and NFT in the network. All blockchain users can learn in real-time about the creation of a new coin or NFT. This function allows staying informed about new projects in the network, having the opportunity to buy a new coin at a low cost, or tracking the address from which they were created.

A project is currently under development that monitors the missed blocks of all validators over the past 7 days. The service will have its own web page where all DecimalChain blockchain validators and the number of missed blocks per day for each of them will be displayed. This service will help validator owners monitor their correct operation, and delegators choose a reliable validator in which they will not lose their rewards from delegation.

Validator technical components

Servers

The Plexus validator operates on hardware that has ample resources, designed for network development and expansion. Our infrastructure consists of a server in the Hetzner data center. The German company Hetzner owns and operates its own high-tech data processing centers, ensuring reliable validator operation without interruptions.

In addition, the Plexus validator has 2 backup servers located in different countries with different providers to ensure fault tolerance. These servers are dedicated solely to the validator and have a minimum of 75% resource capacity. They are located in the DigitalOcean and Linode data centers. The servers are located in Nuremberg, Amsterdam, and New York.

This approach allows us to assure our delegators, who entrust their coins to us, that they don't have to worry about receiving penalties from the validator.

Protection

To protect the validator, we use software provided by DecimalChain, which prevents the validator from receiving penalties. The software is installed in different data centers alongside the validator. Our validator has two DecimalGuards, providing 100% protection.

Detailed information and instructions about the protection server can be found at: https://help.decimalchain.com/ru/decimal-guard/. The protection servers are located in Hetzner and DigitalOcean data centers in Helsinki and London.

Backup

In the event of an unforeseen situation such as an accident, system failure, or any other issue, our validator has backups and snapshots in place, allowing for quick recovery and resumption of operations. Backups are performed daily, so the validator can be restored within minutes and operate without any losses.

Monitoring and incident analysis software

We are constantly improving, which is why the Plexus validator undergoes continuous log analysis. The hardware has its limitations and is not immune to software failures. Therefore, all Plexus validator servers use software that monitors resource status, collects and analyzes logs. This approach enables us to systematize error handling, organize efficient error resolution, and ensure the reliability of the validator's operation.

The following software products are used for monitoring:

Server monitoring:

  • Prometheus
  • InfluxDB
  • Grafana

Log collection and analysis:

  • Elasticsearch
  • Logstash
  • Kibana

Commission

Considering the level of validator protection, the presence of backup servers, and external quality monitoring services, the Plexus validator has a commission fee of 10%. The majority of this fee is used for validator maintenance. Therefore, all our delegators can trust that their stake will be in a reliable validator and they will not lose any coins as rewards.

Collaboration

The validator creator is open to considering any collaboration proposals. We are very enthusiastic about DecimalChain and interested in its development. Please reach out to us via the Telegram channel Telegram mechanig with any proposals.

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