SEDA is an open-source data transmission and computation network that enables a permissionless environment for developers to deploy data feeds. It is built on top of Cosmos SDK and CosmWasm.
To learn about SEDA protocol, please visit docs.seda.xyz.
To learn how to build a local version, please read developing.
To learn how to contribute, please read contributing.
The current minimal system requirements are as follows and may be subject to change based on future improvements:
- Quad Core or larger AMD or Intel (amd64) CPU
- ARM CPUs (e.g., Apple M1) are discouraged at this time
- 32GB RAM (with ample swap space)
- 1TB SSD Storage
- 100MBPS bidirectional internet connection
Running SEDA on lower-spec hardware is feasible, but you may encounter potential performance issues or an increased risk of crashes.
Download from our Github releases page.
Note that the main branch is under development and might not always be stable. For a stable version, consider checking out a released tag using git checkout.
For instructions on how to build, please refer to developing.
For techinical guides and documentation, please visit SEDA Documentation website.
Contents of this repository are open source under GNU General Public License v3.0.