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Chainstack Dedicated Nodes cross-protocol and cloud environment benchmark test
Evaluate Chainstack Dedicated Nodes’ performance across leading chains and cloud environments in our latest benchmark analysis.
Evaluate Chainstack Dedicated Nodes’ performance across leading chains and cloud environments in our latest benchmark analysis.
Understand why Chainstack is your top choice for cloud hosting blockchain nodes, as part of
the Web3 infrastructure stack you can rely on.
Whenever we need to query data from the blockchain, we fetch it from a node. An archive node differs from a full node since the first holds the entire history of network transactions. Thus, some queries for older block transactions cannot be fetched easily on a full node. In this tutorial, we will programmatically fetch data from the blockchain, switching between full and archive nodes when necessary.
Whenever we need to query data from the blockchain, we fetch it from a node. An archive node differs from a full node since the first holds the entire history of network transactions. Thus, some queries for older block transactions cannot be fetched easily on a full node. In this tutorial, we will programmatically fetch data from the blockchain, switching between full and archive nodes when necessary.
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Difference between full and archive nodes. Focused on EVM, Geth and Erigon clients. Chains statistics and code examples.