Push Decentralized Nodes are an all-new decentralized infrastructure for web3’s leading communication layer, the Push Protocol Network. Connect Web3 and Web2, allowing your platform to receive notifications from validating and indexing storage nodes, tied directly to your wallet address and multi-chain identity.
Useful resources:
Delivery Node Repo:
Demo Mobile App Repo:
Delivery Node Setup Blog Tutorial:
Push Documentation:
Post your doubts here (discussion board):
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About Push Protocol:
Push is the communication protocol of web3. Push protocol enables cross-chain notifications and messaging for dapps, wallets, and services tied to wallet addresses in an open, gasless, and platform-agnostic fashion. The open communication layer allows any crypto wallet/frontend to tap into the network and get the communication across. Push is building a suite of products to enable notifications, chats, streaming, and more. We currently have two major products, Push Notifications, and Push Chat.
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0:00 Introduction
02:07 Types of Architectures (Client Server, Distributed, Peer-to-Peer)
03:22 Client Server Architecture Explained
03:56 Distributed Architecture Explained
04:34 Peer-to-Peer Architecture Explained
06:22 Decentralized Push Notifications
06:22 Decentralized Push Notifications
07:34 Trust vs Trustless Systems and State Distribution
08:13 Motivation – Permissionless System, Proof of Stake, Gamification
09:29 Design Decisions – Validator Nodes, Storage Nodes, Delivery Nodes
12:37 Delivery Time and Push Token Utility
13:17 How the System Works (SDK, Validators, Storage Nodes, Delivery Nodes)
14:37 Deep Dive – Backend SDK, Push SDK, Multiple Validators, Storage Nodes, Delivery Nodes
17:03 Separation of Duties – No Single Node for Everything
17:52 Demo – Node Creation (Validator)
18:34 Demo – Network Assembly (Validators, Storage Nodes, Delivery Node)
19:21 Demo – Starting Nodes
20:13 Demo – Validators Discover Each Other
21:08 Demo – SDK Functionality (Obtaining Token, Pinging Validator)
21:57 Demo – Posting Notification (SDK)
23:16 Notification Processing (Validators, Storage Nodes, Delivery Nodes)
24:15 Demo – Inbox Functionality (Checking Notifications)
25:19 Recap – Working Network, Different Node Types
25:58 Slashing Malicious Validators
26:34 Validator Voting Process
27:17 Block Processing (Signatures, Storage/Delivery Decisions)
28:32 Smart Contract Role in Validator Management
29:10 Penalties for Malicious Validators (Slashing, Bonding)
29:55 Storage Nodes and Inbox Management
31:08 Reliability Through Sharding
31:47 Data Storage Duration
32:25 Validator – Storage Node Consistency Check
33:00 Quorum and Data Consistency
34:17 Demo – Stopping Storage Node (Simulating Offline Node)
35:12 Quorum and Data Retrieval
35:59 Summary – Decentralized Network, Trustless System, Sharding
36:46 Block Size and Validation Time
37:41 Notification Delivery Time After Validation
38:16 Network Reorganization and Validator Offline Scenarios
39:25 Running a Node for Rewards (Testnet)
40:09 User Participation (Sending/Running Nodes)
40:46 Earning Push Tokens Through Running Nodes
41:55 Testnet Availability
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