📄️ Requirement
Verse-Layer Hardware Requirements
📄️ Building Verse Procedure
Building Verse is divided into 3 main steps, which we will explain individually. We strongly recommend trying the entire process on a testnet first.
📄️ Optional Configurations
Optional configurations are primarily achieved by modifying parameters in the settings files. Accordingly, we will mainly focus on explaining the purposes of these configuration files.
📄️ Verse Verifier
The Verse Verifier implements our unique mechanism, Instant Verify, designed to expedite L2 withdrawals. Originally, Optimistic Rollups required a 7-day waiting period for L2 withdrawals. By validating the L2 state with our L1 validator sets, we are able to bypass this waiting period.
📄️ Monitoring
Since the security of Verse relies on L1, simply monitoring whether the block height is incrementing correctly, similar to a validator node monitoring, is insufficient. Verse operates with 6 independent services, highlighting the complexity of monitoring. To ensure that your Verse is functioning properly, we provide a shell script. Please refer to the section below for more details.
📄️ Upgrade Verse
To upgrade the L2 container version, it's essential to stop the L2 containers. Please note that stopping the op-node and op-geth container will halt the Verse service. However, stopping containers other than those will not affect the Verse service. Before upgrading, kindly inform Verse users about the scheduled maintenance!
📄️ Replica Node
You can build a read-only replica node of Verse-Layer.
📄️ Verse Proxy
This is proxy to control access allow list to verse layer.
📄️ Explorer
After building a Verse, you have to create a Verse explorer. Please use blockscout to create a Verse explorer.
📄️ The Graph (Indexer)
Introduction