docs: add node101 to Cronos RPC providers - #345
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The new entry introduces a formatting inconsistency in the provider list (plain-text sub-bullet vs link-only sub-bullets) that should be aligned before merging.
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Pull request overview
Adds node101 to the “Commercial node providers” directory on the public RPC endpoints page, pointing developers to its Cronos-specific service page.
Changes:
- Add a new commercial provider entry for node101.
- Link to node101’s Cronos RPC plans / dedicated nodes page.
- Add a short note about paid mainnet access and on-request offerings (testnet/archive).
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| for-dapp-developers/chain-integration/public-rpc-endpoints.md | Adds node101 to the commercial RPC provider list with a Cronos service link and access note. |
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| * node101: | ||
| * [Cronos RPC plans and dedicated nodes](https://node101.io/en/rpc/cronos) | ||
| * Paid mainnet access, with testnet RPC and archive nodes available on request. |
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Moved the paid mainnet access and on-request testnet/archive qualifications into the node101 provider heading. Its only sub-bullet is now the service-page link, matching the surrounding list format.
Summary
Add node101 to the Cronos RPC provider directory, linking to its network-specific service page. The entry describes commercial access and follows the existing provider format.
Provider information
node101 provides paid Cronos RPC services and managed dedicated nodes for application developers, wallets, exchanges, and analytics teams.
Service features
Available on request
Plans and access
Prices exclude taxes. CUPS means compute units per second, while the monthly quota counts requests. An unlimited monthly quota retains the plan's throughput limit. Response times are published averages, not per-request guarantees.
This is a commercial, closed-source service. No free public RPC, free tier, or free trial is offered. To get started, visit the node101 Cronos service page, choose a plan or request a dedicated deployment, and discuss the required network and configuration with the infrastructure team.
Service availability, maintenance, incident handling, and service credits are governed by the applicable Service-Level Agreement.
Verification
gitbookbranch and rangit diff --check.docs/does not build this GitBook source path. The hosted GitBook preview is a maintainer integration step after PR creation.