Google Cloud has begun serving Solana (SOL) blockchain data on its cloud-based big data analytics platform BigQuery.
Google Cloud has begun serving Solana blockchain data in real-time on its cloud-based big data analytics platform BigQuery. In this way, developers, researchers and analysts can blockchain more about in depth analyzes can and better decisions They will be able to give.
These analyses, Solana blockchain performance, your security And its growth It is expected to assist in evaluation. Additionally, using the Solana blockchain, developers new applications And services They can use this data to create
Thanks to this integration provided developers And researchersbuilt on Solana blockchain number of transactions And transaction volume follow, emerge trends And tendencies to examine, of the ecosystem your health and will have opportunities to evaluate its growth.
This agreement with Google Cloud, Solana blockchain to a wider user base It is expected to help users reach and develop new applications.
Making a statement on the subject, Solana Foundation manager Dan Albert emphasized the importance of this step:
The Solana ecosystem is growing rapidly and generating new innovations, data and insights every day. With this tremendous growth comes the need for the Solana community and the web3 industry at large to quickly and easily access the insights and data generated on our network. We’re proud that the Foundation is helping Google Cloud make Solana more accessible, transparent, and open.
Google Cloud past September for BigQuery in Support for 11 different blockchains He announced that he brought more. Cryptocurrency project recently included in the BigQuery platform MultiversX (EGLD) had happened.
Blockchains added to BigQuery so far in addition to EGLD Avalanche (AVAX), Arbitrum (ARB), Cronos (CRO), Phantom (FTM), Near Protocol (NEAR), Optimism (OP), Polkadot (DOT), Polygon (MATIC), TRON (TRX) and test networks Ethereum Goerli with Polygon Mumbai took place.
Google Cloud BigQuery in total so far 20 integrated different blockchain.