Dugite v2.0.6 — the Rust Cardano node formerly known as Torsten — gains Ouroboros Genesis consensus, an in-house UPLC machine, and adversarial devnet validation against a real Haskell node.
533 commits, 181,000 lines of Rust, and more than a few humbling encounters with the Cardano protocol. Here's what we've learned building Torsten — a from-scratch Cardano node — and the bugs, breakthroughs, and hard-won lessons along the way.
Sandstone is building Torsten — a Rust implementation of a Cardano full node targeting 100% compatibility with the Haskell reference implementation, with significant performance benefits. Here's an overview of the project and where it stands today.
A comprehensive technical exploration of the cardano-node repository and the wider Cardano software stack — architecture, era system, companion repositories, the Haskell trade-offs, and the engineering that keeps the network running.
A behind-the-scenes look at the infrastructure, security practices, and engineering discipline that keep the Sandstone stake pool running around the clock.