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Is the ChainBridge-Core relayer implementation a custom piece of software that trusted parties have deployed and connected to other relayers? |
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roethke
Feb 4, 2022
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relayers are only added and maintained by the chainbridge admin Yes, since it is an open-source project, the repository is forkable/clonable. As such, the relayer can be customized. These relayers are typically run within containers on a cloud provider. These relayers do not know about each other, nor do they need to communicate with each other in order for consensus to be reached. |
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relayers are only added and maintained by the chainbridge admin
Yes, since it is an open-source project, the repository is forkable/clonable. As such, the relayer can be customized. These relayers are typically run within containers on a cloud provider. These relayers do not know about each other, nor do they need to communicate with each other in order for consensus to be reached.