Install and Run the dfuse for EOSIO Stack w/ Alex Bourget, CTO @ dfuse — Free Webinar
In this 45 minutes webinar (of course, we went 10 minutes over), Alex installs dfuse for EOSIO on his laptop and gives a couple examples of neat things that can be done as soon as it’s installed. He then takes a couple questions from webinar attendees.
Timestamp
00:00 - intro
01:27 - installing dfuse for EOSIO
02:24 - dfuseeos init + configs
03:40 - dfuseeos start + flags
05:22 - why and what is open source?
07:40 - localhost dashboard with apps status
08:20 - localhost block explorer
08:35 - localhost GraphiQL + stream query
09:09 - boot sequence with eosc
11:51 - apiproxy (sending the endpoints to the right services)
13:25 - nodeos with deep-mind enabled
14:35 - dfuse components inside the single binary
16:20 - abicodec
16:42 - apiproxy
17:03 - blockmeta
17:48 - dashboard
18:11 - dgraphql
18:44 - eosq
19:13 - eosws
20:37 - fluxdb
23:24 - merger, mindreader, relayer, fluxdb
26:20 - merge blocks with cursor and forks
27:01 - mindreader, node-manager, nodeos, manageos
29:07 - trxdb-loader
30:00 - kvstore and its 3 backends
30:50 - search engine system
32:20 - search-indexer, search-archive
34:36 - search-router, search-live
36:35 - fork resolver
38:25 - Q&A
You can get started right now by downloading the dfuse open-source stack at https://github.com/dfuse-io/dfuse-eosio or get your free dfuse account by using this link: https://bit.ly/3eW4Edq
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