Node Management
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A client library and toolset enabling developers to write ROS 2 applications in the Rust programming language.
A collection of Nix packages and NixOS modules for securely deploying full-featured Bitcoin and Lightning nodes.
A deprecated ROS stack for multi-master communication and GUI-based node management, now replaced by the multi-agent suite.
An OTP application for auto-discovering and connecting Elixir services using Consul for service health and node management.
A Docker-based tool to quickly set up a local Algorand development environment with Algod, Indexer, and Conduit.
Erlang implementation for generating UUIDs (versions 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) with native Erlang process and node information.
A Delphi library providing a generic tree data structure with node management, traversal, and sorting capabilities.
Standardized message and service interface definitions for ROS 2 client libraries and core system components.
A terminal user interface (TUI) for managing Algorand nodes, including creation, configuration, and management.
A terminal user interface for managing remote Algorand nodes, displaying real-time status, block data, and utilities.
A consistent hash ring implementation for Elixir, leveraging a C library for efficient key-to-node mapping.
A toolkit for deploying and managing Substrate blockchain nodes using Docker images and infrastructure templates.
A web-based dashboard for managing Algorand nodes and participation keys securely from your local machine.
A VS Code extension for Algorand blockchain development with TEAL/PyTeal support, local node management, and transaction tools.
A Visual Studio Code extension providing development tools and a node explorer for building CorDapps on the Corda platform.
Ansible playbooks for automated deployment and management of EOS.IO blockchain nodes using Docker and nginx.
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