Zingo Labs is now supporting a non-Zaino Indexer, “zingod”.
You can try https://status.zec.global in your browser, and use zec.global in your wallet!
Via zingod Zingo Labs offers lightclient indexing that’s:
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NU7 supporting
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IPv6 supporting
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highly available
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low-latency
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high-throughput
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protocol compliant
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no loadbalancer TLS termination (extending network privacy)
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sends via randomly sampled validators
at the zec.global endpoint.
We’ve been using this endpoint, in production, backing Zingo User lightclients for several weeks.
We have not experienced any disruption as a result of NU7.
In order to expand User options we’re managing the underlying (MIT licensed) software (forked from zaino) at:
We’ll open PRs to Z3 (docker compose etc.) so that Z3 operators can opt to use either zingod or zaino.
We will be actively developing, maintaining, and updating zingod.
In order to increase optionality we’ll publish containers and build artifacts through a different set of endpoints (*/zingod) and leave the */zaino[d] endpoints in place.
Note: Due to a coordination failure on my part the Z3 docker compose, and container publication end-points were not updated in time for NU7.