
Apache ResilientDB v1.11.0-incubation (2025-02-04) Core Improvements Securing Consensus Against Long-Range Attacks Added a proof-of-concept implementation to secure consensus from long-range attacks through collaborative mechanisms. (#215, closes #216) — Junchao Chen LevelDB-Based Persistent Storage and Faster Recovery Introduced LevelDB as a persistent storage backend. ResilientDB now loads state directly from storage and replays only missing logs on startup, significantly reducing recovery time compared to full log replay. (#208) — Junchao Chen Configuration Format Enhancements Added support for license headers in existing configuration files to improve compliance and consistency. — Junchao Chen Certificate and Key Handling Cleanup Removed committed .pub / .pri certificate and key files from the source distribution and replaced them with a setup-time script for key and certificate generation. (#228) — Harish Krishnakumar Ecosystem Enhancements GraphQL Server and Python SDK Compatibility Fixes Updated the GraphQL server to support the new configuration format and fixed a GraphQL-related bug in the Python SDK. (#228) — Harish Krishnakumar Automated Deployment via GitHub Actions and Vercel Introduced automated CI/CD pipelines for deploying ecosystem tools (ResLens, Beacon, Nexus, etc.) from the monorepo using GitHub Actions and Vercel. (#228) — Harish Krishnakumar Automated Documentation Generation Workflow Added a workflow based on Pocketflow to keep documentation continuously updated as the codebase evolves. (#229) — Bismanpal Anand ResLens Enhanced CPU and memory profiling with flame graphs and real-time metrics, along with streamlined deployment from the monorepo. — Harish Krishnakumar, Bismanpal Anand Beacon Expanded the documentation platform with AI-generated and human-verified insights derived directly from the ResilientDB codebase. — Harish Krishnakumar, Bismanpal Anand Nexus Improved the RAG-based application for interacting with consensus-related documents, including books, papers, and PBFT research materials. — Harish Krishnakumar GraphQ-LLM Added an MCP server and HTTP API providing an AI-powered query tutor for ResilientDB GraphQL, including explanations, efficiency metrics, and RAG over documentation. — Harish Krishnakumar ResilientDB MCP Introduced an MCP server for direct ResilientDB operations, supporting GraphQL-based blockchain and asset interactions as well as HTTP REST key-value operations via Crow. — Harish Krishnakumar Additional Contributors The following contributors developed and maintained ecosystem components integrated into this repository. Attribution is listed explicitly as some history was flattened during subtree merges. Rust SDK (ecosystem/sdk/rust-sdk) — Dhruv Sangamwar, Prashansa Goel, dharora ResCanvas Library (ecosystem/tools/drawing-lib) — Chris Ruan Beacon (ecosystem/ai-tools/beacon) — Krishnanand Yadav Nexus (ecosystem/ai-tools/nexus) — Abdel Ibrahim, Paiman Nejrabi GraphQL (ecosystem/graphql) — Haskell Macaraig ResVault (ecosystem/tools/resvault) — Amey Gohil
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