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blockchain observer daemon - sample implementation #2

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There are many reasons why someone would want to "observe" notary activities:

  • audit the performance of a notary (or all notaries) - are they publishing what they promise to publish?
  • loose-coupled replication of notarisation data
  • use of blockchain notary to coordinate decentralised/distributed processes

It would be great if we had an open source reference implementation of a daemon that does this. Even better if it used a plugin architecture to simplify development of applications that require blockchain observer.

Initial implementation could probably use 3rd party blockchain service and IPFSD, but ideally that should also be configurable:

  • local/controlled IPFSD, so that the daemon can pin files to achieve reliable replication of HOC data (avoid garbage collection)
  • local blockchain node, to participate in consensus and avoid dependency on 3rd party services.

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