We're excited to announce that we are opening up the Xatu data collection pipeline to the Ethereum community! This initiative enables community members to contribute valuable data to the Xatu dataset.

We're excited to announce that a handful of the Xatu Consensus Layer P2P tables are now publicly available in Parquet format!

Learn how to utilise the ethereum-package for the foundation of sophisticated tooling and L2 devnets.

Kurtosis is tool to run ephemeral packages that are defined in Starlark which opens up a world of possibilities for developers to test their applications, quickly iterate and retest.

Assertoor is a versatile tool designed to facilitate testing on Ethereum networks by evaluating specific conditions to determine their success.

Tracoor is a tool that captures, stores and makes available critical data about the Ethereum network. This data can be invaluable when issues arise.

We're thrilled to share that the EthPandaOps Xatu dataset is now open source! The dataset contains a wealth of information about the Ethereum network, including detailed data on beacon chain events, mempool activity, and canonical chain events.

Chaos testing is a disciplined approach to testing a system by proactively simulating and identifying failures. Ethereum networks in the wild are subject to a lot of real life variances that have historically been difficult to capture in local tests.

Dencun has finally shipped to mainnet! This post will give some initial insights on how the fork event unfolded, and how it's performing.