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Welcome to x42 Protocol's xServer wiki page.
This page is dedicated to introducing, explaining the function, features and implementation of xServers in the xServer network. This wiki is ever evolving and all users are invited to take part in making it better, you can do so by adding a new issue under the 'Wiki Updates' label here.
The x42 blockchain allows for the support of several types of server. The xServer is a special type of wallet that runs on dedicated hardware to allow for the decentralization of applications (DApps), processing, data storage and validation. xServers runs not only those types of processes, it will also support the network by signing transactions, propagating network information and allowing for the server owner to both get paid and pay for hosting applications of the most diverse types. xServers are divided in three tiers, from one to three, and those all work side by side to decentralize applications the xServer network so they can be used by xCore clients.
You can click here to learn more about the details of each xServer Tier:
The complete xServer network allows all users to use a Blockchain DApp Store that allows for the download, upload, rating and maintain all decentralized applications installed on your xServers and xCore wallets. It is fairly similar to the Google Play or Apple Store to allow for ease of use.
Warning: Do not install and/or run both xCore and xServer clients on the same computer.
The x42 Protocol Core development team can be easily contacted via our Discord.