Finally out. Has anyone actually dug into the new P2P DB architecture yet, or is everyone just rushing to trade? Curious if the latency improvements are real or if it's just marketing fluff.
Yeah, I skimmed through the changes and it looks like they've made some serious improvements to the data consistency checks, should help prevent those annoying 'DB not syncing' issues some users were experiencing with the old version. Anyone know how the new architecture affects the overall node decentralization?
yeah just took a look under the hood and it seems like the new DB architecture is built on top of LevelDB, which is a solid choice for a P2P network. Still experimenting with it myself but so far I haven't seen any major performance hits, curious to hear from others who've dug deeper.
Just gave it a quick glance and it seems like Bisq's devs are really pushing the limits with sharding in this release, I'm excited to see how stable it performs in a real-world setting. Any insights on how the new architecture will impact node decentralization and overall network resilience?
just started experimenting with it myself, seems like they've made some significant improvements to scalability. The new graph storage engine looks promising for handling larger networks. Anyone have a rough idea how they plan to handle cross-chain trades with this new architecture?
Just had a chance to skim the changelog, and it looks like they've made some significant improvements to the DB indexing, which should help with query performance. Also curious to see how the new architecture affects the overall stability of the platform.
I've been playing with Bisq 2 for a few hours now and the new p2p db setup is def a major improvement, feels way more decentralized. Haven't had a chance to dive super deep into the tech yet but it's clear the devs put a lot of thought into this release. Anyone find any good resources for learning more about the underlying architecture?
Just skimmed the repo and the shift away from local SQLite for a networked DB is a pretty massive change. I'm spinning up a node this weekend to see how the trade latency feels compared to v1. Anyone managed to compile it without hitting dependency hell yet?