Ceramic Core Devs call summary: 2024-03-21

Radek · March 26, 2024, 5:06pm

There’s a Ceramic core devs call happening every two weeks. Below is the summary of what was discussed on the last call.

Want to start with Recon
Avoiding migration is important
Moving Orbis Social to use MIDs from tile docs
1-1.5 million streams per day broke Ceramic (another reason to use Recon)
- Using postgres for time being
- Orca, Drift, Jupiter transactions (https://sol.party/)
The idea was: interpreted Solana tx data offchain
- Sign in with solana → required for WS1 event validation
Questions about how to best migrate old Tile doc streams to MIDs (new streams are using it)
- Possibly plan to import them as read only
- Aware that Recon will not support tiledocs or caip10 streams

New season kicking off. Primary focus on making rust-ceramic (ceramic-one) stable
Verifying signatures, time events
Self-anchoring
- Option to submit tx to blockchain without relying on 3BL anchoring service
- Exploring submitting a Merkle root hash rather than all events to reduce bandwidth
Getting rust-ceramic production ready
- Alpha, beta releases
- Beta target to hit benchmarks of 300 transactions per second sync from node A to B (not network tps) for prolonged periods (i.e. 1 million writes/hour)
Open floor: “interest in decentralized CAS”
- Not a lot of clear interest by builders (unclear how well known it is)
  - Too much else to worry about
- Node runners (Nick) are more interested, particularly if CAS issues
  - People might want it but “where’s the wallet” might deter actually doing it

If you’re interested in joining our core devs calls, check out this calendar. All the calls should be scheduled there.
See you at the next one!