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$ETL -EtherLabs | EtherLabs is a unique company that aims to create a native token with a p2e utility and a Nft collection which their holders will receive rewards in their wallets
$ETL -EtherLabs | EtherLabs is a unique company that aims to create a native token with a P2E utility and a Nft collection which their holders will receive rewards in their wallets
$ETL -EtherLabs | EtherLabs is a unique company that aims to create a native token with a P2E utility and a Nft collection which their holders will receive rewards in their wallets
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This exists for many dex screeners. You can check profitable holders on most. Mostly paid for the complex stuff. There are other database version so people can constantly query without issues like Ethereum ETL. Although not totally accurate for everything.
tldr; Coinbase's Base Layer 2 network has introduced Pessimism, a security monitoring system for the Optimism ecosystem. Pessimism aims to identify security threats and vulnerabilities in networks created with the OP Stack and other EVM-compatible chains. The system consists of three subsystems: ETL, Risk Engine, and Alerting, which can parse, analyze, and flag potential security concerns. Coinbase plans to expand Pessimism's capabilities to include withdrawal safety and the detection of security issues. Base has quickly become the third-largest Layer 2 ecosystem on Ethereum, with over $400 million locked in value. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
By now I am already confused with ETH, ETC, ETL .. And now there is something called staked ETH? Hmm..
I use the Loopring Wallet which is a DEX inside. Why go to an exchange when I can do it all on ETL L2 and stake using rocket pool? A CEX isn't doing anything the protocol can't...
I manually collected onchain / exchanges data enough sample to be statistically significant, ETL into a sql server. Volume, price, velocity/trend/points of inflection, etc., all weighted, including sentiment (this is the subjective part) and externalities (ie. the recent merge). Fed it into a cloud-based analytics and got the number. If I keep getting close to actual numbers, I'll keep doing this and fine-tune and automate feeding data using API's
Have you ever considered the possibility that your VMs will need to read/write from cloud storage? Think of analytics applications that are performing Map/Reduce operations on data in your lake, or ML apps that are building a model from that data. Or think of ETL/streaming applications that write data to the lake. For all these scenarios you need a cheap way to store large volumes of data durably and reliably, and also be able to retrieve that data in applications with high performance. A major selling point of cloud is to decouple compute from storage while still keeping them close enough so they can communicate at low latency. So storing all this large volume of data on your VMs is not a viable option in any solution. If you're only using cloud storage as a place for end users to upload/download files, then S3 is just a glorified Dropbox. > Why do hosts have to stay up-to-date? It’s not like the files content can be gathered even if all hosts were to leak all of their data at once. It’s more so for stability, bugs, and so on. I'm sorry, are you really questioning why the servers hosting your data and applications need to be kept up to date? If you think unpatched servers aren't gaping security holes then I really don't know what to say, except to ask you to [read articles by security experts](https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/sites/default/files/legacy-files/ch-pe-project-description-final.pdf) because this really is table stakes. If you're pitching technology to a group of IT execs, expect to get laughed out of the room if you so much as suggest that unpatched servers are not a security risk. With this level of misunderstanding of security, networking and cloud applications and what it is that cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, GCP bring to the table, it's not surprising that this tech doesn't see much adoption. While the advocates of the tech may believe that decentralisation is the solution to all problems, that is hardly the reality. Everything in software architecture is a trade-off, and decentralisation comes at the price of many factors. What crypto advocates don't realise is that decentralisation is not a major requirement in the vast majority of applications while the things that get sacrificed for it are much more important.
Any QA jobs? I am an ETL data tester but can learn new things fast.
And if we are ETL ? (Sorry i had to google ESL and that’s why I’m here … to learn more and progress my English)
I’m an ETL Engineer and have wanted to switch to work in crypto too but it looks like most roles are for full-stack devs
Cheers, how much ETL do you recommend to start out?
Bought ETL at 3$ two months ago, now it trades at 730$, haven’t really hodl because I played the game along the way, still high high in profit
ETL. Turned it to be a pump and dump...