Ethereum Execution Clients
An overview of each client, their primary features and ideal use cases.
Blockdaemon supports multiple execution client implementations for dedicated Ethereum nodes, including Geth and Erigon.
Geth
Geth is ideal for general-purpose Ethereum use, development, and production environments. Its comprehensive feature set, wide adoption, and extensive community support make it a reliable choice for a broad range of Ethereum applications.
Key Features
Geth offers a comprehensive feature set, extensive documentation, and strong community support. It has a large ecosystem of supporting tools, making it ideal for developers building decentralized applications, miners, and enterprises needing robust and mature tools.
Use Cases
Geth is ideal for decentralized application (dApp) development, mining operations, and enterprises needing reliable and well-supported tools. Its extensive resources and support make it suitable for a wide range of use cases, from simple transactions to complex smart contract development.
Info:
See the Geth-Ethereum official documentation here.
Erigon
Erigon is a performance-oriented Ethereum client that focuses on storage efficiency. Its modular architecture and efficient data handling make it particularly suitable for running high-load nodes and optimizing resource usage.
Key Features
Erigon excels in performance optimization and storage efficiency. Its modular architecture allows for efficient data handling and fast synchronization. While its community is growing, it focuses on pushing the limits of Ethereum node performance and efficiency.
Use Cases
Erigon is ideal for high-load nodes, large-scale dApp development, blockchain explorers, and exchanges. Its ability to optimize resource usage without sacrificing performance makes it attractive for scenarios where performance and storage efficiency are paramount.
Info:
See the Erigon-Ethereum official documentation here.
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