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Client Sync (Test Final): 10 clients per validator (directly connected as fringe clients), 900 clients connecting to the fringe clients, in a decentralized topology. #17

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gweiworld opened this issue Mar 6, 2024 · 2 comments
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gweiworld commented Mar 6, 2024

Client Sync

  • Final:
    10 clients per validator (directly connected as fringe clients), 900 clients connecting to the fringe clients, in a decentralized topology.
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@gweiworld gweiworld changed the title Client Sync Test Final Client Sync (Test Final): 1,000 clients syncing per validator Mar 6, 2024
@gweiworld gweiworld changed the title Client Sync (Test Final): 1,000 clients syncing per validator Client Sync (Test Final): 10 clients per validator (directly connected as fringe clients), 900 clients connecting to the fringe clients, in a decentralized topology. Mar 8, 2024
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gweiworld commented Mar 8, 2024

900 clients in decentralized topology, we need this WIP PR to specify fringe clients very precisely: https://github.com/AleoHQ/snarkOS/pull/3163, Provable is reviewing.

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version: nodes.snarkos.testing.monadic.us/v1
name: fringe-mainnet-final
description: |
  client sync test for 900 clients connected to fringe clients


external:
  validator/1@mainnet:
    bft: 11.12.13.14:5000
    node: 11.12.13.14:4130
    rest: 11.12.13.14:3030

nodes:
  client/fringe-0:
    replicas: 10
    validators: validator/1@mainnet
  
  client/fringe-0*:
    replicas: 900
    peers: clients/fringe-0

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