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Hyperion History API with EOS Rio
EOS Voter
English - March 14, 2019 11:30 - 1 hour - 68.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 1 ratingTechnology Business Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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We were joined by Igor Lins e Silva, Dominique Deschatre, and Thiago Canellas from EOS Rio to discuss their recent work on the Hyperion API. EOS Rio has managed to create a new open-source standard for EOS full history API nodes. Not only is their solution more efficient than the existing native history plugin, it’s also technically easier to setup and maintain, cheaper to run, and requires far less storage. What used to require 4TB now only requires ~650GB. It’s really amazing work from one of the most highly technical BP teams. We covered a number of additional topics, including:
Background on their company and BP campaign
Their previous experience building on blockchains and reasons they preferred EOS
PoW vs. DPOS
Their perspective on network governance
The importance of voter participation
Rio's thoughts on how to improve EOS networking and infrastructure
The Hyperion API Solution and why they decided to build it
The differences between Hyperion and the original native API plugin
Making Hyperion a new open-source standard for the EOS community
The importance of full history APIs
EOS 2019 predictions
The EOS Torch
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