TIP: Better not to use non-standard ports

sullof commented 5 years ago

In many corporate networks, it's possible to access HTTP only on port 80 and HTTPS only on port 443. This causes that to access https://api.trongrid.io:8090 someone has to ask the net manager to open the ports. It is a very common problem and I propose that we solve it using subdomains like:

https://fullnode.apigrid.io
https://soliditynode.apigrid.io
https://eventserver.apigrid.io

This approach is also self-explanatory. And, anyway, we can keep the current ports open for retro-compatibility. For brevity, we can also have aliases like https://fn.apigrid.io for https://fullnode.apigrid.io.

sullof commented 5 years ago

Alternatively, we could remap the APIs, with URLs like https://api.apigrid.io/fullnode/....

kookiekrak commented 5 years ago

I've remapped

api.trongrid.io/wallet to fullnode

api.trongrid.io/walletsolidity and api.trongrid.io/walletextension to solidity node

all are accessible over https on 443

tronprotocol / tron-grid

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