Table Of Contents

• Why Cloud-Hosted Subgraph
• How Does Chainbase Subgraph Work
• What Benefits Could Bring to You
• Boost Your Web3 Indexing Work

TLDR

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Cloud-Hosted subgraph. This innovative service is designed to change the way developers use subgraph, simplifying the development process, reduce costs, and empowering developers to create more powerful applications.

Why Cloud-Hosted Subgraph

As the blockchain industry continues to evolve, the need for efficient and reliable data extraction and indexing solutions has become increasingly apparent.

Traditional methods of data extraction and indexing tend to be time-consuming, complex, and resource-intensive, That requires developer to set up and configuring servers, databases, and connecting to the blockchain network, adding complexity to deployment and maintenance.

And meanwhile it needs deep understanding of blockchain technology and data structures to ensure proper handling and interpretation of blockchain data, Those would make it difficult for developers to focus on building their applications.

While In Chainbase, You just only login and deploy subgraphs with the indexer and retrieve the datasets in just a few minutes. BTW you could scale-up your subgraphs based on cloud-infra to satisfy your datasets requests quickly in future without maintaining huge resources.

How Does Chainbase Subgraph Work

By deploying the Subgraph with Indexer, The latest indexed data could be stored in PostgreSQL the cloud-infra, and meantime the providing CLI and endpoints would help you quickly to retrieve the latest or historical data of the specific Subgraph. Those data will be synchronized to latest with almost zero latency.

The log panel would also play an important role when deploying subgraph. It would help you to troubleshoot and resolve some potential the issues and bugs.

Finally accelerate your subgraph-deploy work. We insist that the complete toolkit will enhances the develop-experience and be more productive.

What Benefits Could Bring to You

The Cloud-Hosted Subgraph offers numerous benefits for developers.

• Simplified Data Extraction and Indexing: Our service eliminates the need for developers to manage complex blockchain and data infrastructure, simplifying the data extraction and indexing process.
• Real-Time Data Access: With our service, developers can access on-chain and off-chain data in real-time, enabling them to create more responsive and efficient applications.
• Scalability: Our service is designed to scale with your needs, ensuring that you can handle any workload, no matter how large or complex.
• Reliability: With industry-leading uptime, our service ensures that your applications are always up and running, no matter what.

Boost Your Web3 indexing work

At Chainbase, We’re committed to empowering developers and driving innovation in the blockchain industry. The Cloud-hosted subgraph was just a part of our Roadmap on providing the productive data-indexing way.

We will keep on building and ship innovative products and solutions that could simplify the development and enable developers to build their great products.

And we’re willing to invite developers to try out the Cloud-Hosted Subgraph, and providing more feedbacks to us for improving it.

In the end, We could revolutionize the way that extracting and utilizing on-chain data, driving the next wave of innovation in the blockchain industry.

About Chainbase

Chainbase is an all-in-one data infrastructure for Web3 that allows you to index, transform, and use on-chain data at scale. By leveraging enriched on-chain data and streaming computing technologies across one data infrastructure, Chainbase automates the indexing and querying of blockchain data, enabling developers to accomplish more with less effort.

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