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When a node first start, from a clean configuration, it needs to connect to a set of peer and download the chain.
We implemented this client side a while ago (#19) but it was never implemented server side.
We should be able to do an A / AAAA query on a zone (probably the realm itself, but open to discussion, as the same idea might apply to flash) and get a "well distributed" set of nodes. Well distributed meaning that at least X validators are included (X to be decided based on the number of active validators), and the rest being staking nodes (ideally, but this requires #2867). Obviously there must be a maximum numbers of nodes that will be included in the response, and the nodes should be round-robin-ed on a timely basis (not per request, I think, to avoid people using it as a way to discover the network).
Note that the main part of this issue can be done without #2867 : it's fine if the initial implementation just return validators.
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When a node first start, from a clean configuration, it needs to connect to a set of peer and download the chain.
We implemented this client side a while ago (#19) but it was never implemented server side.
We should be able to do an
A
/AAAA
query on a zone (probably therealm
itself, but open to discussion, as the same idea might apply toflash
) and get a "well distributed" set of nodes. Well distributed meaning that at least X validators are included (X to be decided based on the number of active validators), and the rest being staking nodes (ideally, but this requires #2867). Obviously there must be a maximum numbers of nodes that will be included in the response, and the nodes should be round-robin-ed on a timely basis (not per request, I think, to avoid people using it as a way to discover the network).Note that the main part of this issue can be done without #2867 : it's fine if the initial implementation just return validators.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: