nanolab-lxd provides an integration test environment for the Nano network. With this tool, you can efficiently spin up local Nano networks and execute tests inside an LXD container. While a similar setup is possible with nanolab, LXD offers the added advantage of isolation, ensuring that your host environment remains untouched.…
In the pioneering spirit of exploration and discovery, amidst skeptics and freedom advocates, a new vision emerges. It's time to redefine our financial future. As the era of digitization advances at a breathtaking pace, we find ourselves at the threshold of a global financial metamorphosis. The transformation of traditional systems…
Lesson 1: Review of Basic Decorators A decorator is a function that takes another function as input and returns a new function that extends or modifies the behavior of the input function. Basic decorator usage: def my_decorator(func): def wrapper(): print("Something is happening before the function is called.…
Lesson 1: Introduction to Concurrency and Asyncio Concurrency is the concept of executing multiple tasks in parallel, making better use of available resources. Python's asyncio library enables writing asynchronous, concurrent code using the async/await syntax. Asyncio is a part of the Python standard library, starting from Python 3.4.…
Introduction: In this blog post, we'll dive into Nano and we'll learn how to us the nano_node RPC to receive our first nano transaction and forward it to a new address. Nano is a near-instant cryptocurrency with no fees and a small ecological footprint. To interact with the network,…
Integration testing is an essential step in the development of any decentralised network. It verifies that the nodes in the network can communicate, and interact with each other as expected. However, conducting these tests manually can be very time-consuming. Nano-node-ci is a tool that streamlines the process of testing the…
The Beta Network serves as a testing ground where new nano-node versions are tested regularly. Before a new version is live, one or more release candidates are deployed to the Beta Network and undergo a series of tests by beta node operators. With around 10% of the node count of…
In a traditionl application, telemetry data is usually used to give developers quick feedback of how a change impacts the production environment. This way, by monitoring the telemetry data closely, a new change pushed to the application that causes unforseen problems in production is often caught and fixed before any…