Add OpenChainBench RPC endpoint benchmarks to useful resources - #1323
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Friendly bump. Happy to adjust the wording, section, or the linked page if that helps this land. Thanks for your work on this project! |
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Adds a RPC Endpoint Benchmarks section to the Useful Resources page.
What it does: OpenChainBench probes Algorand algod API providers (AlgoNode, Nodely) every 60 seconds from US-East, EU-West and Singapore, publishing live p50/p90/p99 latency data for the
GET /v2/statusendpoint.Why it fits here: The Useful Resources page collects tools and services useful to Algorand developers that don't have their own dedicated doc page. Knowing which algod endpoint responds fastest from a given region is a practical concern for any developer building on Algorand — especially for dApps with latency-sensitive UX.
Open source: https://github.com/ChainBench/OpenChainBench