How to Speed Up the HTTP API of IPFS DHT!

How to Speed Up the HTTP API of IPFS DHT!

Last year, we released a significant improvement to Someguy, the HTTP delegation routing API for Amino DHT and IPNI. This update introduced a cached address book and proactive peer discovery for DHT peers. This change greatly increased the proportion of providers returning addresses, which in turn accelerated peer-to-peer content retrieval in browsers and mobile applications. … Read more

Accelerating IPFS DHT’s HTTP API: Someguy Optimizes Full Resolution

Accelerating IPFS DHT's HTTP API: Someguy Optimizes Full Resolution

In the IPFS ecosystem, the content retrieval efficiency of resource-constrained devices such as browsers and mobile phones has long been limited by the inability to run a complete DHT (Distributed Hash Table) client. In 2024, the IPFS team launched an optimization plan for the HTTP delegated routing API targeting Amino DHT and IPNI — Someguy, … Read more

How to Speed Up the HTTP API of IPFS DHT!

How to Speed Up the HTTP API of IPFS DHT!

Last year, we released a significant improvement Someguy for the HTTP delegated routing API of Amino DHT and IPNI. This update introduced a cached address book and proactive peer discovery for DHT peers. This change greatly increased the proportion of providers returning addresses, which in turn accelerated peer-to-peer content retrieval in browsers and mobile applications. … Read more

Is the HTTP API Integration Too Complicated? Try the UniHttp Framework! It’s Simple!

Is the HTTP API Integration Too Complicated? Try the UniHttp Framework! It's Simple!

Code Little BraidMillionFans CertifiedAccount By clicking follow, you not only gain a tool for finding resources but also an interesting soul ▶ ▶ ▶ From an enterprise-level project perspective, if you are still using traditional programming HTTP clients like HttpClient or OkHttp to directly integrate with third-party HTTP APIs, your project is likely filled with … Read more

How to Quickly Transform a Regular HTTP API into an MCP Server

How to Quickly Transform a Regular HTTP API into an MCP Server

The MCP protocol, short for “Model Context Protocol,” has shown remarkable momentum since the release of its first version in November 2024. Although it has been around for a short time, it has already demonstrated a “peak from the start” trend. The problems it aims to solve are not complex, but its core concepts and … Read more

Introduction to RabbitMQ HTTP API

Introduction to RabbitMQ HTTP API

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Resolving Timeout and Disconnection Issues When Calling Third-Party HTTP APIs in .NET

Resolving Timeout and Disconnection Issues When Calling Third-Party HTTP APIs in .NET

In .NET development, calling third-party HTTP APIs is a common task. However, in practical applications, we often encounter issues such as request timeouts or connection disconnections. These problems can arise from various reasons, such as network latency, slow server responses, or unreasonable client timeout settings. This article will delve into the causes of these issues … Read more

Is Java Http Interface Integration Too Complicated? Try the UniHttp Framework!

Is Java Http Interface Integration Too Complicated? Try the UniHttp Framework!

Introduction From an enterprise-level project perspective, if you are still using traditional programming-based HTTP clients like HttpClient or OkHttp to directly interface with third-party HTTP APIs, your project is likely filled with a lot of integration logic and code. Each time you need to wrap a call for different integration channels, it can lead to … Read more

Using PromQL in Prometheus HTTP API

Using PromQL in Prometheus HTTP API

The current stable HTTP API of Prometheus can be accessed via /api/v1. API Response Format The Prometheus API uses JSON format for response content. When the API call is successful, it will return a 2xx HTTP status code. Conversely, when the API call fails, it may return the following different HTTP status codes: 404 Bad … Read more