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When setting up an Akash provider, the process involves creating a node that requires time to sync with the blockchain. Currently, there is no clear way to track the syncing progress, leading to uncertainty about when the node is fully operational. This document outlines the need for a tracking mechanism and potential solutions to improve the user experience.
Problem Statement
Users must wait for the blockchain node to complete its initial synchronization during the Akash provider setup. However, there is no built-in mechanism to monitor the progress, which results in:
Users manually checking logs to estimate sync completion.
Increased uncertainty about when the node is fully operational.
Potential troubleshooting delays due to lack of visibility.
Expected Behavior
To improve the experience, a mechanism should be implemented that:
Displays real-time sync progress.
Provides an estimated time for completion.
Allows users to track the status via logs or a UI component.
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Introduction
When setting up an Akash provider, the process involves creating a node that requires time to sync with the blockchain. Currently, there is no clear way to track the syncing progress, leading to uncertainty about when the node is fully operational. This document outlines the need for a tracking mechanism and potential solutions to improve the user experience.
Problem Statement
Users must wait for the blockchain node to complete its initial synchronization during the Akash provider setup. However, there is no built-in mechanism to monitor the progress, which results in:
Expected Behavior
To improve the experience, a mechanism should be implemented that:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: