Good work, looks nice. I think we need a place where we can link to all these gems including yours.
Re suggestions:
maybe you can add some totals to the map. Bragging with the number of active nodes is good, we just need to explain to users why
or maybe building statistics with history showing growth of nodes?
I’ll try to explain how my peercoin network scanner works :
I’ve started by calling the getaddr command on my own full node: I got the maximum of 1000 IP adresses with their last connection date.
I then called this same getaddr command on those 1000 nodes, most of them were inaccessible (not full node), but found a few full nodes.
I then restarted the whole process for all the new full nodes found.
After a few days of processing, about 60 000 IP addresses have been scanned. Lots of them are from people with dynamic IP addresses changing frequently.
Every night, I call the getaddr command on all the full nodes that have been known to be active over the last 7 days.
I some of you guys don’t find their full node on the map, you can PM me your nodes IP addresses so I can check if they are present in the database.
If you have any questions or ideas about the project, just chime in.
[quote=“Cybnate, post:2, topic:2511”]Re suggestions:
maybe you can add some totals to the map. Bragging with the number of active nodes is good, we just need to explain to users why
or maybe building statistics with history showing growth of nodes?[/quote]
yes, like a real time connected nodes (either full or not ).
some gosip >:D
cuba and north korea don’t have any nodes! i wonder if they have internet at all
japan and south korea have a small number of nodes, it seems cryptos are not popular? in those technologically advanced countries
kpop/jpop FTW
[quote=“mably, post:1, topic:2511”]It will cost me between $3 and $5 each month in hosting fees to keep the service working at current network size.
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Any help and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.[/quote]
Wow! Mably!
Excellent idea! Great Execution! Keep up the good work!
I applaud you for your talent and efforts, and also I have sent you some PPC to help you.
I love looking at your maps. So interesting.
Seeing all these nodes spread around the world also helps reassure me of the long-term staying power of the Peercoin Network, especially when running on such energy-efficient low-cost hardware as Raspberry Pi.
Thanks Again,
NewMoneyEra
Edit: This is my 200th post and I couldn’t have found a better place to make it!