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  • Firehose
  • Introduction
    • Firehose Overview
    • Prerequisites
  • Architecture
    • Components
      • Firehose-enabled Node
      • Reader
      • Merger
      • Relayer
      • gRPC Server
      • High Availability
    • Data Flow
    • Data Storage
  • Firehose Setup
    • Overview
    • Ethereum
      • Installation
      • Single-Machine Deployment
      • Reprocessing history
      • Synchronization
    • Injective
      • Single-Machine Deployment
    • NEAR
      • Single-Machine Deployment
    • Solana
      • Single-machine Deployment
    • System Requirements
  • Community Integrations
    • Starknet
      • Networks and nodes
      • Local deployment with Docker
      • Local deployment without Docker
  • Integrate New Chains
    • Benefits
    • Integration overview
    • Design Principles
    • Firehose Acme
  • References
    • Supported Protocols
    • Naming Conventions
    • Schemas
    • Indexing
    • FAQ
  • Release Notes
    • Change logs
      • Nov 8th 2023 Polygon Update
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  1. Integrate New Chains

Benefits

Why integrate StreamingFast Firehose?

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From a Layer 1 blockchain core development team’s perspective, making your chain --firehose-enabled brings you and your community the following benefits.

  • Immediate support for , and its high-speed parallel processing engine.

  • Immediate integration into The Graph, through Substreams-based Subgraphs.

    • Immediate integration into the latest graph-node which can feed directly from the Firehose.

  • Immediate support for dozens of sinks (think loading to PostgreSQL, MongoDB, CDC replication, Kafka, Flink, writing to buckets for ingestion by BigQuery, AWS Redshift, Clickhouse, etc.).

  • Activates a community of developers that already know how to index blockchain data, and are going to be happy to discover your blockchain’s data model and activity.

From a Layer 1’s users’ perspective, you’ll get the following benefits.

  • The capability to quickly index and sift through your favorite blockchain’s history.

  • Stream its output with low latency.

  • Hook it to any data systems you have, trading bots, cross-chain bridges, databases.

  • All of it in an extremely reliable way.

  • Benefit from the anti-fragility brought by The Graph network.

  • Offer an army of indexers to service your network.

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