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I’ve been wanting to put together some Morpho example queries for @indexsupply. Got any suggestions?
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thank you!
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I feel bad because I just leaked some alpha on X (formerly know as Twitter) when I should Casting Ethereum content here instead... Give x-chain queries a try and lmk what you think. May still be rough around the edges. https://tinyurl.com/istxs4242
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A fun debugging tool: Get a list of active connections on your @indexsupply api key (the api key in video has been deleted. no freebees)
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Interesting to see people try to delete my data
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I recently added DB size and active connections to the status page! Fun. There's a lot of data...
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Give it a try: https://www.indexsupply.net/query?chain=7777777&block_height=0&event_signatures=&query=select+hash%2C+block_timestamp+from+txs+limit+1
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V2 is coming Timestamps, Blocks, Transactions -- all via SQL!
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Tooling is one of my favorite parts of C++ development.
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Good point. Got any suggestions?
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Can a subgraph even benefit from the lower latency? I assume you’d just want to have quicker access to the confirmations. Or is there something else you are after.
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Do you want something other than the standard flashblocks api? https://flashblocks.base.org/docs
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Of course people are going to want to know what sorts of beautiful things you can do with postgres on a friday night. Well, easy. Have you ever thought about adjusting the toast tuple target to a small power of 2?
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We are doing beautiful things with Postgres this evening. V2 @indexsupply is going to have a lot of fun new features.
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OrioleDB is an interesting PG extension that offers a different storage system than the standard tuple heap. But that's not why I'm Casting; there blog is a treasure trove of PG knowledge: https://www.orioledb.com/blog
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Nice. Be sure that column is TOASTed
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Raid is handled by ZFS. It's not technically 10 but similar.
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Yes. ZFS
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Software stack is: Rust, Postgres, Postgres C extensions, and ZFS on Ubuntu. I wrote a custom ABI decoder and SQL rewriting system — the workhorses of the system. I will make a video about the hardware stack soon.
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