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Expand Up @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Rapid Relayer does not use the `tx_search` query of Hermes to handle packets fro
## Problems We Faced

- Minitia L2s generate blocks extremely quick at 500ms per block.
- Due to the interwoven nature of Initia, often many IBC packets are generated within blocks. Hermes can handle batches of packets but on a single block basis.
- Due to the interwoven nature of Initia, often many IBC packets are generated within blocks. Hermes can handle batches of packets but on a single-block basis.
- Hermes handles these IBC packets sequentially leading to unprocessed packets accumulating very quickly when having fast blocktimes.
- If Hermes stops, unprocessed packets will continue to pile up.
- When Hermes misses a packet, it finds them using `tx_search` query on every sequence, this can take minutes for just a few hundred packets.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -116,4 +116,4 @@ and a /syncInfo volume which will contain the state
docker run -it -v/tmp/rr/config:/config -v/tmp/rr/syncInfo:/syncInfo -d rapid-relayer:latest
```

this should start the relayer in a docker container using your config, and placing the state in a separate volume
this should start the relayer in a docker container using your config, and place the state in a separate volume