XRPL Disaster Recovery

One seat, one page

Find your row, open your page. It is your whole job in an incident: what you do, when, and the words you say. All roles are facilitation roles: nobody has authority over another operator's validator, and nothing is ever pushed to a node centrally.

The seats

If you areYour pageHeld now
a validator operatorOperatorthe dUNL operators
the UNL LeaderUNL LeaderBrett Mollin · backup unfilled
the Incident CoordinatorCoordinatorDenis Angell · David Schwartz second · tertiary unfilled
an engineer on the responseEngineerAyo leads · Ruben Manukyan second
an advisor on the responseAdvisorVijay leads · David Schwartz second
on CommunicationsCommsVet (Hussein Zangana) · collaborator unfilled

One page rings every seat at once

On a correlated signal - the same fault on three or more validators inside five minutes, or a network-wide symptom - the page rings every seat above simultaneously, and each has a first move that waits on nobody. Any operator can fire the page on the pattern; a false page costs nothing and is never held against anyone.

Today's session

The walkthrough is the run of show: the plan step by step, then a live demonstration on alphanet.

Full scripts live in the private repo: governance/roles/. Where this site and a role file disagree, the role file is current.