Pinknode Brings Interoperable Infrastructure to Decentralized Applications

Blockchain technology is a fundamentally complex way to deal with a revolutionary simple solution. On a show called Last Week Tonight in 2018, comedian John Oliver gave a humorous yet truthful insight on blockchain – it‘s “everything you don’t understand about money combined with everything up don‘t understand about computers.” To bring this concept on a more serious note, blockchain pushes the boundaries of technology and finance that has been slowly merging since at least the creation of paypal in 1998. The major issue with blockchain technology isn’t its functionality- it works very well and can revolutionize social-economics – but the issue is blockchain works so well that solutions must be created to make it easier to use for the average user and developer.

Pinknode has a proper solution to consider and one that will be addressed in this article. They are a platform that can bring the simplicity of blockchain infrastructure with the interoperability of Polkadot.

The Gateway to Polkadot Solutions

Pinknode is a solutions platform on Polkadot that aids developers by creating a better life cycle for their products. They are able to manifest this solution suite into three main areas: providing a node-as-a-service (NaaS), providing a bridge for the application layer of a blockchain structure, and helping create faster onboard opportunities to get a product launched. By doing so, Pinknode can give developers specifics tools to help them in the decentralized applications process with features like a dashboard for analytics, end-to-end operational nodes, endpoints for APIs that can be scaled for Kasuma or Polkadot, all while being extremely efficient and requiring no maintenance from users of the platform.

Nodes on the Pinknode platform are particularly beneficial for application infrastructure to make things easier. By offering a complete service for developers, this makes a higher probability for more applications to be available on the market along with more users. Nodes offers a variety of benefits:

• Onboarding: the Pinknode onboarding process is very streamlined and helps projects connect fast to both the Polkadot and Kasuma networks which can be done with lines of code that can be added to an application. Once this code has been injected, its automatically configured to the Pinknode system and can take advantage of the rest of the benefits allotted to developers. Its a simple configuration that connects them to an extremely interoperable system.

• Security: by using a node, this gives enhanced security for the application by providing a full circle benefit by being a validator along with all the requirements necessary to function as a sole unit. This prevents applications from being composed from outside solutions or as a result of fragmentation.

• Networking: when using a node, it allows developers to be placed within an already built network, allowing for an immediate deployment of their application that serves alongside other dApps within the ecosystem.

• Optimization: users can take advantage of a Pinknode dashboard that allows clean and purposeful data thats shown to developers for their needs and analytics.

• Reliable Architecture: Pinknode has a unique architecture that produces high quality, secure, and reliable service. A strict internal testing is done which also helps promote a 100% data integrity and maximum uptime.

Why Polkadot Infrastructure Matters

As mentioned above, blockchain technology is complicated and is rapidly increasing in its complexity. Solutions like the Polkadot network are needed and provide an amazing layer or interoperability to connect different chains together, making DeFi much more connected and easier to use. Pinknode in this way helps the DeFi infrastructure as a whole build vertically while Polkadot and Kusama build horizontally.

Giving users the ability to host nodes on an ecosystem designed to be fluid yet cohesive for a growing ecosystem will benefit everyone in the long run. DeFi is working at lightning scale and the future functionality almost needs to be baked into the working protocols being built in the present day in order for them to succeed. Pinknode has an architecture built in that helps create this future gateway by offering secure and rail able infrastructure through its testing and maintenance protocols. In addition, Pinknode has a high throughput and caching solution that has prepared for high volume yet low-latency that will be needed as growth turns into traffic. And as Pinknode is run on Polkadot, they are prepared to run with a broad coverage of para chains that will likely exist in the future.

Conclusion

Projects within the blockchain and DeFi space can take many forms but some of the best solutions are often the most fundamental. With Pinknode, a basic foundation is put in place to help bridge the gap between complex code and developer innovation. As a result, developers can focus on what they need to bring to the limelight and create stunning applications that anyone can enjoy. Pinknode helps these users by providing a node service, a suite of features, and most importantly – a future for a growing and revolutionary ecosystem.