ElagabalX
  • 👨‍🔧ElagabalX
    • Introduction
      • Our Mission and Vision
    • What is staking and who are the validators?
      • APY and Rewards
      • Performance Metrics
    • xSOL token
    • ☀️SOL Invictus Program
      • Points overview
      • STAKING
        • Native Staking
        • xSOL Liquid Staking
        • Solblaze Custom Liquid Staking (CLS)
        • VaultSol Custom Liquid Staking
        • BLZE DAO VOTES
      • ElagabalX Referral Program
      • HODLEMOD: Bonuses for Holding in Staking
    • Education Classes
      • HawkSight Exams
      • Staking SOL Natively Using Solana CLI
    • Magistratus dApp
    • For content creators
      • Brand Guidelines
    • Partnerships
    • Community and Socials
    • Legal and compiliance
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  • ElagabalX Validator Infrastructure
  • Understanding Validator Performance
  • Key Metrics to Consider
  • Tools for Analyzing Validator Performance
  1. ElagabalX
  2. What is staking and who are the validators?

Performance Metrics

ElagabalX Validator Infrastructure

At ElagabalX, we are committed to providing top-tier validator services. Our vital infrastructure has been moved to a state-of-the-art data center in Chicago, USA, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

Our main server specifications:

  • CPU: AMD EPYC 9554P @ 3.76GHz (64 cores)

  • RAM: 1.5 TB

  • Disk: 4 X 8 TB NVMe + 2 X 480 GB NVMe

  • NICs: 2 X 10 Gbit/s

This high-performance hardware allows us to maintain excellent uptime and efficiency, contributing to the overall health and security of the Solana network.

Understanding Validator Performance

Understanding the performance of validators is crucial for making informed decisions about staking on the Solana network. Various metrics can help you assess the reliability, efficiency, and potential rewards of different validators. This page provides an overview of key performance metrics and tools you can use to analyze them.

Key Metrics to Consider

  1. APY (Annual Percentage Yield): The expected yearly return on your staked SOL.

  2. Uptime: The percentage of time a validator is online and active.

  3. Commission: The fee charged by the validator for their services.

  4. Total Stake: The amount of SOL delegated to the validator.

  5. Skip Rate: The percentage of blocks a validator misses when it's their turn to produce.

  6. Version: The current software version the validator is running.

Tools for Analyzing Validator Performance

To help you assess these metrics and make informed decisions, we recommend the following tools:

    • Offers comprehensive analytics on Solana validators

    • Provides detailed APY calculations and performance history

    • Offers a wide range of information on the Solana ecosystem

    • Includes tools for comparing validator APYs and performance

    • Offers a comprehensive dashboard of Solana validator performance

    • Includes detailed metrics and historical data

These tools can provide valuable insights into validator performance, helping you make more informed decisions about where to stake your SOL. Remember to consider multiple factors when choosing a validator, as no single metric tells the whole story.

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