Fynd: Open Source Router Launches with 5-Minute Setup
Fynd: Open Source Router Launches with 5-Minute Setup
馃殌 Router Setup Under 5 Minutes
Fynd, a new open-source routing engine, has launched with a promise of rapid deployment. Built on Tycho and powered by The Graph Substreams, the platform enables users to:
- Spin up configurable routers in under 5 minutes
- Leverage Substreams technology for fast, scalable data processing
- Access open-source infrastructure for custom routing solutions
The tool targets developers seeking quick deployment of routing infrastructure without extensive setup time. By utilizing The Graph's Substreams, Fynd offers real-time data indexing capabilities at scale.
Built on Tycho, powered by The Graph Substreams. Fynd is an open source routing engine that allows anyone to spin up their own configurable router in <5 mins.
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