We’ve open-sourced two internal tools to help developers interact more seamlessly with IPFS: Go-ipfs-datadog-pluginThis plugin configures the Datadog tracer to collect traces and relay them to the agent. It enables someone hosting a go-ipfs node to better monitor it, gain insight into how well or poorly requests are handled,
Read MoreIf you’re developing Blockchain solutions, you’re probably waiting for the day that you can jump into Visual Studio (VS) Code and build applications on public networks. Through a collaboration with the Azure Blockchain team at Microsoft, we’re excited to announce that Infura is now natively supported in
Read MoreIn the first few years of Ethereum and IPFS, Infura has earned the trust of the Web3 community with our easy-to-use, dependable infrastructure service. Now, in order to provide even better stability and enhanced features, we are creating some more diverse product offerings to improve the developer experience. We’re
Read MoreAn important part of writing a good decentralized application on Ethereum is knowing when state inside a smart contract changes. That’s why Ethereum has always had “logs and events”, two names for the same thing: the ability for your smart contract to emit data during a transaction. However, the
Read MoreIn an ongoing effort to improve our Websocket API, we released a new upgrade to the ‘new-heads’ subscription type. We often receive questions from our users about Websocket subscription functionality, such as issues around keeping connections open, and consistency of responses. This update is specifically targeted at answering these questions
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