monero.fail VS monerod-proxy

There are enough monero nodes around the globe to make it secure: https://monero.fail/ No pool has a chance for 51% majority: https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero

try node.moneroworld.com or some listed on https://monero.fail/

You can find public remote nodes from https://monero.fail or by searching with search engine. If you know someone trustworthy running a public node, you might want to use that one.

You can add a node from https://monero.fail/ to bootstrap the initial syncing process. This allows you to verify and send funds before your local node is fully synced

i control this server but can't reproduce. we also have node2.monerodevs.org:38089 (both have rpc bans disabled, but maybe there was a mistake) , can you double check that you can see node.monerodevs.org:38089/get_info , or if you dont have the issue with other stagenet nodes @ monero.fail ?

If you were using a remote node before, you'll want to use a new one. monero.fail is my favorite place to find remote nodes.

Sure, you can simply create a full wallet using monerojs.createWalletFull() and point to a publicly hosted monerod..

Yes internet connection is required. List of public nodes is here: https://monero.fail/

Nice, Have you considered adding it to the directory at monero.fail ?

This is nice. Useful for finding a remote node in Point of sale type projects. Something you may be interested in would be combining your list with monerod-proxy. The idea of that is people can connect to your proxy address which forwards requests to a 'working node' or switches to another when it breaks.