Install and register a node, check health and use Nodeboard.
Install the open-source AeroNyx node on a Linux server with the repository's quickstart command, register it with a one-time Nodeboard code, and verify network admission. Also covers relay roles, permissionless join, TEE deployment and AI-assisted installs.
A runbook for registered AeroNyx nodes: status, health JSON, logs, relay-probe, relay-smoke and mailbox-probe, safe upgrades with automatic rollback, manual rollback, post-restart checks and how each signal appears in Nodeboard.
How AeroNyx node operators use Nodeboard to register nodes, read health and capacity, set policy, run commands and manage VPN sessions, including exactly which per-session and per-client-key data operators can see and their responsibilities for it.
What the public AeroNyx network-stats endpoint counts, its known limitations (no freshness filter on most node aggregates, totals over active nodes only, computed centrally), the two-hop path proof fields, and what the endpoint never includes.