KiwEth, Quorum blockhain deployment

KiwEth Enterprise
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Inspiration

Ethereum is an amazing technology but adoption is still lacking. When we talk about adoption, our focus is on the amount of users.

But what we as a community are actually looking for is economic adoption, make Ethereum act at the base of the economy.

Enterprise adoption is one way to get there, that's why we should emrace these enterprises in our ecosystem.

The purpose of a business is to create a customer who creates customers - Shiv Singh

Ethereum is a decentralized business and we are the customers, our job is to find and onboard our customers. It is crucial that the entry barrier for new enterprises is very low, this is the reason why we created KiwEth.

What it does

KiwEth is an one-click blockchain tool, that will get you up to speed very quickly.

The user is provided a simple and sexy UI where the parameters for the blockchain can be entered, these parameters are

Amount of nodes
Consensus algorithm

KiwEth is an adaptive tool, its very easy to choose different hosting platforms that will support your blockchain nodes. this could be

aws
azure
google cloud
custom cloud
on premise
local

KiwEth is hosted on Arweave, so enterprises can easily interact with our tool on premise, by setting up their own Arweave node.

Performance tests

Once you've published your blockchain network it is very easy to do performance tests and test the limits of your blockchain network. These tests have the following parameters

Type of transaction (basically which EVM opcodes) -- Private transaction recipients (Quorum only)
Amount of transactions
Time between transactions

The metrics for the performance tests are

The time it took to process the transaction
For every node -- CPU usage -- RAM usage -- Disk usage -- Network ussage

How we built it

We took the different parameters of a blockchain network and created a great user experience around it.

We experienced that enterprises want to measure the blockchain metrics with different setups. We examined the different metrics and tried to cover them all.