JSON-RPC API for all TheGraph indexers by Anyblock

[freddy_anyblock]

Hi guys,
in case you don’t want to run your own node or you are not happy with your current setup:
We offer a high-traffic JSON-RPC API for all TheGraph indexers, including archive data with tracing (OpenEthereum nodes). High reliability & hands-on support from fellow German Indexer https://www.anyblockanalytics.com/.
Sync your subgraphs with 20% discount on your first bill: thgrphfrm → Landingpage

We are a German blockchain company supporting multiple blockchains with JSON-RPC and data indexing tools. Anyblock has been an Indexer for TheGraph since The, and has extensive experience running professional infrastructure for different Ethereum-based chains, as Chainlink oracle node operator, etc. If you need reliability, great support, and a genuine understanding of your particular setup, we can help!

[freddy_anyblock]

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[stmx38]

Hello @freddy_anyblock, thank you for your announcement!

It can be very interesting as a primary or a backup solution for Ethereum JSON-RPC.

We are trying to get more information about your service/infrastructure.

1. In your documentation Main Ethereum Network

   The network is supported by Geth, Parity, Nethermind and Hyperledger Besu, and many more.

   Is there other nodes like you described - OpenEthereum/Erigon?

2. Where your nodes are located EU/US?
   We just did some test from AWS-US and looks like reply from your nodes are 15 time higher than using our own ones:

   --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}'`
   

   # Local
   real    0m0.048s
   real    0m0.029s
   real    0m0.029s
   
   # Anyblock
   real    0m0.722s
   real    0m0.454s
   real    0m0.447s
   

   We just see CDN IP’s and without caching. Probably nodes can be far from our location.

Thanks!

[yarkin_anyblock]

Hey @stmx38 !

Happy to answer your questions:

1. We’re currently using a mix of Geth, OpenEthereum and Erigon for Ethereum Mainnet.

2. The servers and API are located in Germany, but since The Graph does Batch-Requests, single round-trip doesn’t matter that much.

I hope I could answer your questions sufficiently. Let me know if you have any further questions.

[stmx38]

@yarkin_anyblock, thank you!

Is there a way to get an endpoint for just one type of the node, for example OpenEthereum or Erigon only?

Per our discussion we can use only these nodes for Tracing requests.

[stmx38]

And how things are changed in relates to the This is the beginning of a new chapter…?
I mean should we consider to use anyblockanalytics.com or blockdaemon.com?