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SettleMint Managed Cloud

New features

  • New documentation site (this one!)
  • Replace observability backend for improved performance and capabilities (more to come)
  • Support the Goerli testnet for Ethereum (Rinkeby is still supported until end of Q1 2023)
  • Firefly Fabconnect v0.9.16 middleware for Hyperledger Fabric
  • Support the Venidium mainnet

Upgrades

  • Polygon Edge v0.6.2
  • Hyperledger Besu v22.10.3
  • Kubo v0.17.0
  • The Graph v0.29.0
  • Hasura v2.16.0
  • Enterprise Ethereum Middleware v3.69.10
  • Hyperledger Fabic v2.4.7

Bugfixes & enhancements

  • Better ensure that services with dependencies are deleted and started in the right order and with the correct concurrency
  • Enhance tracing of paused services for billing purposes
  • Improve reliability of Hyperledger Fabric networks
  • Remove example flows from the Integration Studio
  • Improve reliability of the invitation system for admins in your applications
  • Smart contract sets now use pnpm instead of yarn
  • Performance improvements
  • Assorted bugfixes and improvements

SettleMint On-Premise

New features

  • The Graph v0.29.0
  • New documentation site

Upgrades

  • Redis v7.0.6
  • Hyperledger Besu v22.10.3
  • Firefly Signer v1.1.4
  • Prometheus v2.40.6
  • Kubo v0.17.0

Bugfixes

  • Assorted bugfixes and improvements

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The SettleMint platform can now be installed into any infrastructure. SaaS, your own cloud provider, or on-premise. Even airgapped environments are possible.

  • New: On Premise / Self Hosted installation of the platform
  • New: Airgapped installation of the platform
  • Assorted bugfixes

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  • Improved - Expiration dates for API Keys
  • Improved - Resource scaling options for the blockchain explorer Blockscout
  • Several bug fixes and updates of our third party libraries

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  • New - Insights in your transactions on EVM based chains, via the blockchain explorer Blockscout
  • New - Hyperledger Fabric Smart Contract Set IDE now includes scripts for creating custom channels using the Orderer and Peer linked to IDE
  • New - Polygon Edge nodes will deploy using version 0.5.0
  • Improved - Our ETH mainnet nodes are now ETH2 compatible

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  • New - Hyperledger Fabric Network’s details page now has a statistics/metrics section.
  • New - Hyperledger Fabric Orderer/Peer’s details page now has a statistics/metrics section.
  • New - When creating a Smart Contract Set you can choose the Orderer node for Txs validation.
  • Improved - Pausing/Resuming a service now shows a list of resources depending on the service. You will need to pause those dependent services first.

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  • Improved - Fabric Peer/Orderer version 2.4.3. Now the ordering service does not need a system channel, Orderer nodes can join and leave application channels.
  • Improved - Avalanche JSON-RPC tab now includes more ETH methods for the C-chain.
  • Improved - Fabric Peer nodes now connects to the default application channel almost instantly after being deployed. Before it used to take 2-3 minutes.
  • Improved - JSON-RPC tab now has a type-ahead search box. Just type the method name you want to use, no more scrolling and select.
  • New - You can now see the details and balance of the faucet wallet for Besu and Polygon Edge networks.
  • Several bugfixes

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  • New - ERC-721A smart contract template set, providing significant gas savings for minting multiple NFTs in a single transaction.
  • New - Polygon Edge upgrade to v4.4.
  • Improved - Significant performance improvements during peak usage
  • Improved - UI for activated keys on nodes
  • Several bug fixes

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  • New - Full support for Polygon Edge as a permissioned network protocol, offering a modular and extensible framework for building Ethereum-compatible blockchain applications.
  • New – Easily manage your databases with Hasura, a backend-as-a-service solution, which automatically generates GraphQL APIs for your data.
  • New - Sign in with Ethereum. Use your Ethereum wallet to identify yourself and sign in to the SettleMint platform.
  • New - Pause your services, and the resource costs that are associated with keeping the service running, without losing any data.
  • New - Indexing modules for ERC-20, ERC-721, and State Machine based smart contract sets
  • New – Dynamic pricing calculator. Estimate the monthly costs for the services you need to run your blockchain application. Check it out here: https://calculator.settlemint.com/
  • Improved – more features for the NFT ERC-721 contracts: merkle tree whitelists, delayed reveals, pre- and public-sale capabilities, minting gas optimizations, and EIP royalty. For the generative art smart contract set, we added a new art engine and provenance hashes.
  • Several UI bug fixes

· One min read
  • New – Hyperledger Fabric support for network and nodes (and Chaincode coming soon)
  • New – Integration studio, a tool to connect your blockchain application to existing applications by simply 'dragging and dropping'
  • New – Graph middleware, allowing you to index and query the data stored in your smart contracts, and connect these to your applications using a flexible GraphQL API. Including a library of indexing modules.
  • New – ERC-20 template for crowdsale smart contract set
  • New – ERC-20 template for meta transactions smart contract set
  • Improved – more granular API key permissions to improve security
  • Overall performance improvements & several UI bug fixes

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  • New – Public testnets for Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Binance Smart Chain
  • New - ERC-721 template for NFT trading cards
  • Improved - Node authentication options
  • Improved – Resource usage tracking for scaled cluster services
  • Overall performance improvements
  • Several bug fixes and UI enhancements