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As we work towards increasing retrieval success rate for SPs, let's update the grafana dashboards to make it easier to delineate SP rates across each major transport protocol: HTTP, graphsync, and bit…
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This is somewhat relates to #63 as it could be an alternative or one could be enabled by the other. At the moment with IPLD all the links are public even if content it links to isn't. However as I poi…
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While implementing js-graphsync I was surprised to learn that go-ipfs/go-graphsync responder creates a separate libp2p stream to send message responses back to the requester on rather than re-use the …
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go-graphsync currently uses google protobuf for messaging. Since graphsync depends on IPLD and IPLD can be used in place of GPB, we can reduce dependencies, tooling and simplify the design by replaci…
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# Goals
Right now, our pause mechanism in retrieval requires inspecting every block and telling graphsync whether you want to pause, and executing this synchronously. It is less than ideal to say t…
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After following the commands it seems like `gx install` places dependencies in a location the installer can't find. After manually grabbing all dependencies there seem to be a few problems.
`githu…
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the CIDs that are fetched during legs transfers and represent the advertisement chain should also be recorded in the network indexer, with either a graphsync or http provider of the publisher.
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Test pubsub with ipv6-ipv6, ipv6-ipv4.
If it doesn't work we'll need to open a issue on thirdparty to create this feature
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# What
The message protocol format of go-graphsync combines multiple-requests and responses into a single message on a single stream.
Perhaps it is time to reexamine the protocol and the ration…
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This is an initial observation from running the [Whitenoise tests](https://github.com/raulk/whitenoise) with a perfect network and no interruption rate, over the loopback interface. In other words, th…
raulk updated
3 years ago