Brian Anderson
Brian Anderson
We still have cases where block imports fall behind the chain and never catch up. Add some stats to show us more about what is happening. During import keep a...
Avalanche dapps are migrating to their own subnets. I'm curious what they look like. One is crabada. https://medium.com/avalancheavax/its-time-infinitely-scale-with-subnets-ab7cc91efa7f
Right now the production machine is tiny, and the build happens on that machine, and the build takes a long time, and the program is I/O bound so I don't...
Not sure exactly what to call it. Maybe "Ethereum Consensus Layer (Eth 2)".
It would be easier to visually inspect our data files if they were pretty-printed instead of all on one line.
Right now we only work with linear chains, but there are a few important networks that are not linear blockchains, like some of the Avalanche subnets, IOTA, Algorand, more in...
We've previously been banned from CosmosHub and Osmosis public RPCs. These are important to measure. Figure out if we're violating rate limits or what and restore these chains.
Everything that inherits from BTC: - BTC, LTC, BCH - Probably BSV and XEC are worth keeping an eye on still - ZEC and Monero might have similar RPC interfaces
After just a few days of running it takes over an hour to recalculate tps. This is likely to the enormous amount of networked file system I/O. I don't have...
Sometimes I call them "examples", sometimes "recipes". I like "recipes" better, but if we end up dropping the cooking metaphor for https://github.com/brson/rust-cookbook/issues/164 that will need to change. For now let's...