High-load blockchain in a mission-critical system
summary
An engineering team describes building a high-load federal electronic voting system using blockchain. The talk covers system requirements for a mission-critical voting platform, the challenges encountered when implementing the system on a blockchain foundation, and practical lessons from that development.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08System goals and requirements
- 3:37Blockchain voting challenges
- 4:40System architecture
- 7:10Integration with Rostelecom
- 9:45Performance optimization
- 13:18Hardware experiments
- 14:43System scaling
- 15:26Vote delivery guarantee
- 16:51Consensus testing
- 17:34Load testing scheme
- 19:44Monitoring and resources
- 20:48Disaster recovery scenario
- 21:50System transparency
- 23:59Summary
- 25:27Q&A
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