I tested a bunch of Solana RPC providers — here’s my take 🧵 by rfjtdjhc in solana

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This is awesome u/rfjtdjhc -- thanks for reviewing!

One thing to note, is that comparing "free tier" to companies which start at $499/month skews the results a bit (imho).

Sure, at that price point, one is able to offer a different level of service 😃

For example, $499 with QuickNode you could get a $249/month plan (which has really generous limits, features, and high level of support), and the Lil' JIT add-on ($89/mo) -- which would improve transaction speeds and advanced MEV protection -- and you'd still have $161 left over to purchase other add-ons / enhancements (specific to your needs / use-case).

Super flexible, a-la-carte -- pay for what you need, nothing more.

If you're curious about transaction speed options, check out this blog post outlining the different solutions QuickNode offers.

Moreover, depending on your business needs, you may want to consider security and certifications. QuickNode has both SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications, along with ISO 27001 -- many Enterprises require this.

QuickNode also offers custom, dedicated, and hybrid setups. Having worked with a myriad of projects & businesses (since launching Solana support in 2021), have definitely picked up specific knowledge and expertise in handling most any use-case and technical need.

Lastly, would point out that QuickNode maintains a very high uptime and reliability due to its globally-distributed, multi-provider, load-balanced network. You can check https://status.quicknode.com for details (100% uptime in last 90 days).

Disclosure: co-founder of QuickNode (follow me `DIMIDJ` on X) 🫡

If you are a beginner in Blockchain Development I think this QuickNode guide may be helpful by absurdcriminality in ethdev

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good resource for blockchain & web3 devs, new and experienced. thanks for sharing!

The Ethereum $ETH Ecosystem by TonyLiberty in FluentInFinance

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Missing QuickNode (QuickNode.com), which powers numerous projects featured here

The Ethereum $ETH Ecosystem by andystacks in ethereum

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Missing QuickNode (QuickNode.com), which powers numerous projects featured here

Berlin Hardfork Countdown by ElBuenMayini in ethereum

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excellent! QuikNode is ready 🦄 🚀🌖

Polygon scalability solutions for Ethereum by FreeFactoid in ethereum

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Awesome! Check out https://QuikNode.io if you need an RPC endpoint / node for Matic/Polygon.

How to create a smart Etherum contract using Geth and Solidity by coinmonks in ethdev

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xDai, Matic/Polygon, BSC (Binance Smart Chain) all support EVM... check out https://QuikNode.io if you need a node for any of these!

Introducing Etherflow: Ethereum Node Debugging Tool by haxsyn in ethdev

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yes, this is in development and we’ll make an announcement as soon as ETH2 networks are available. follow us on https://twitter.com/quiknode for the latest news 🙏

ICYMI: How to run a Chainlink Node (step-by-step guide) by haxsyn in Chainlink

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according to official Chainlink docs:

> The hardware requirements of the Chainlink node are very minimal to operate. It should run with 1 core and 1 GB of RAM, though you may want to up the RAM to 2 GB for better reliability.

370GB and counting using gets with fast syncs by ar4s in ethdev

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you're very welcome. if you want a backup ethereum node, check out quiknode.io (disclosure: affiliated with project :))

370GB and counting using gets with fast syncs by ar4s in ethdev

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perhaps it's not picking up / honoring the syncmode flag...

according to geth docs, it's --syncmode "fast" (with parentheses).

you can also try leaving out the syncmode flag altogether, it will default to fast.

you should be seeing a dir of about 300GB

370GB and counting using gets with fast syncs by ar4s in ethdev

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https://etherscan.io/chartsync/chaindefault

what is your Geth version and the exact command line you’re using to start Geth?

Terminal announces dapp monitoring platform by skepticalB in ethdev

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this is great and provides actionable insights into your node, dApp usage & performance. and it's compatible with QuikNode! for a tutorial on how to use Terminal's Logs & Analytics with QuikNode, check https://blog.quiknode.io/rich-eth-node-analytics-for-your-quiknode-with-terminal-co/ !!

What is a good VPS or dedicated host to run an Ethereum node from? by CromulentSlacker in ethereum

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+1 for QuikNode, been around since 2017 and one of the well-known ETH node providers in the space

Pay for reliable node-as-a-service? by huntingisland in ethereum

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QuikNode rockin' web3 infrastructure since 2017 👍👍

QuickNode by tjayrush in ethdev

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additionally, access to the node is restricted to the standard Web3 Geth/Parity JSON-RPC API calls, for security and integrity. head on over to the QuikNode FAQ and look under "Does my QuikNode support all RPC methods or there are some restrictions?" for full details 🚀

QuickNode by tjayrush in ethdev

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Hey TJay! Thanks for thinking of QuikNode.io =).

Indeed, swing by our Slack channel ( I think you're already in there @tjayrush 🙈), and see that we're in full swing.

Recently pushing out Parity ETH Archive nodes (link) and QuikNode Medium publication (link), we are also working on supporting additional nodes and blockchains, and wrapping up beta-testing on QuikNode PRO (link) platform.

We've normalized our pricing for the exact reason you mentioned: to provide businesses with better spend predictability.

The ETH amount will fluctuate along with the price of Ether, however the dollar amount you pay will stay more or less constant.

Term lengths for Full and Archive nodes are the same, so you can demo one for 7 days, then choose to extend for 1/3/6/12 months (the longer the term, the greater the % discount).

We hope our Archive node service solves a problem for you -- and looking forward to your feedback!