Using IPC means bridge has to run alongside the node
on the same machine. This, at times, presents problems
in terms of efficiency or coupling of deployment.
Solution: switch to RPC and remove support for IPC
Note that tests are still using IPC to communicate to the nodes, which is fine.
Using IPC means bridge has to run alongside the node on the same machine. This, at times, presents problems in terms of efficiency or coupling of deployment.
Solution: switch to RPC and remove support for IPC
Note that tests are still using IPC to communicate to the nodes, which is fine.