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Proposal: Public Hivemind SQL service
7 years ago in #proposal by emrebeyler (75)
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I'm in ;)
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Thank you, that's great news!
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Is this similar to the @arcange database but for PostgreSQL?
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Yes, it will be the same except Hivemind doesn't store whole blockchain data like SteemSQL. Instead, it focuses on social aspects like votes, comments, posts, resteems, relationships. (ignore, follow, etc.)
In the future, communities data is also planned to store at Hivemind.
Sounds great! Looking forward to be one of the first to test :) You already have my witness vote and I will support this proposal.
Thanks! 🎉
It is available with a subscription fee.
Post includes a Q/A section explains the main difference.
Both Hivemind and SteemSQL interpret the blockchain differently. A really good example of how some Hivemind queries are useful over SteemSQL is doing tag queries. With Hivemind, you can do a query that matches posts that have all tags specified. With SteemSQL, this is difficult.
When I say "all tags specified" I mean that you want posts that match "tag a" and "tag b" as opposed to "tag a" or "tag b".
This is possible in Hivemind because tags are a dedicated table, so doing that kind of query is somewhat trivial. With SteemSQL, you could probably achieve it with sub-selects and temporary tables, but I haven't needed to look into it.
Some more examples: Hivemind Queries
Voted, what a great idea
Thanks!
@organduo A good one to vote on. Will be helpful for our @untersatz witness activities.
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voted :)
Thanks!
Please explain to the average guy like me who has no idea of what your saying
Outcome of this project is that software developers, app owners, data people can have access to blockchain data via something called SQL.
SQL helps to query the data in a practical way in comparison to what we have in public resources.
So you wanna implement it on Steemit?
Not sure if I understand the question :)
Just curious how many people are using your hivemind? or how many services?
Didn’t check the numbers so far since it has a health check monitored and running flawlessly since its lunch.
Regarding apps, https://steemappsdb.com and https://steemproposals.com uses Tower. Also my recent tool https://flags.dpoll.xyz uses my hivemind db.
This would be awesome.
Thanks for the support 🎉
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Thanks for the reminder about tower.
I'd like to see a hive mind all db.
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Then you should definitely vote for the proposal! :-)
Yes I should, you are right 😁
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I have voted for your proposal.
What kind of hardware resources would I need if I wanted to run my own copy of Hivemind/Tower?
Thanks for all the hard work you do.
I would suggest a dedicated server with at least 16gb ram and 256gb SSD. For me, I run it at a box with 32 gb ram and nvme.
Your proposal is lacking... to 99% of us.
It seems to be a proposal written directly for developers... and maybe that's smart because maybe you're only here to get the votes of whales and developers but you could at least tell the rest of us why we'd care about SQL hivemind and how it will impact our day to day activities... or don't because our votes aren't gonna really get you anywhere and maybe you only care about the votes of those who know the value of this database you're talking about.
Anyway thought you may want to know what most of us think about these proposals. We want to go through and vote on stuff but then we see that the proposers just don't care to write a post directed at us. But then again they're all being done by developers and I mean that's not their strong suite i guess. So i mean I'm not castigating you (you're doing what you need to do) i'm just saying it just sucks for us.
That’s a good feedback, I’ll try to explain these stuff better if I create another proposal in the future.
You have only me to blame for bringing this post to the trending.
Sorry if the post didn't include an explanation for non-dev people.
To sum it up, This lower the barrier of entry for developers to start experimenting. I don't see it as subsidizing resources but more as a playground to later develop more serious stuff that won't depend on this service.
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Thanks for the post.
I voted your proposal!
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Thanks! 🎉
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