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Test early and often “ ”  The person who first introduced the concept of " " in the Dobbs Journal back in 2001. Larry Smith shift left testing It is commonly said that prevention is better than cure, yet the secure-by-design approach is still given little consideration in software development. If this attitude does not change quickly, there will be more data breaches in the tech industry resulting in the loss of customer data and reputation, which could lead some companies to bankruptcy. It is important to remember that insecurity comes at a great expense. It is imperative to design apps and platforms with a security mindset to minimize attacks from black hat hackers, as the consequences can be severe. According to the Consortium for Information & Software Quality ( ), Software quality problems could have caused a loss of $ trillion to the U.S. economy. This report proves why shifting left is the way to go in software development. CISQ 2.41 What is Shift-Left Testing? Shift Left Testing is a approach that involves testing the code earlier in the Software Development Lifecycle ( ). The objective of this approach is to detect and rectify any bugs or errors at an early stage by moving the testing process to the left side of the SDLC timeline. software development SDLC : The three main goals remain to speed test to minimize of code bugs to improve code quality and software applications ready to market Why Shift-Left Testing? Because insecurity is expensive! With a secure-by-design approach from the early beginning of the software development phases, more bugs could be found and minimized to deliver high-quality software. In the traditional SDLC approach, testing was delayed until the end, resulting in buggy software, market delays, and poor user experience. Shift-left testing is currently the way to go. There is no longer time to neglect security. Building software is not enough - security is crucial to delivering world-class services. in a nutshell, security is vital at each phase of the SDLC. Key Benefits of Shift-Left Testing During the development process, testing is performed earlier at each phase. This provides various key benefits: : The core principle of shift left testing is to test earlier and more often because insecurity is expensive Reduce costs : increased in the SDLC process Higher efficiency Bugs are detected earlier in the development process, ensuring high-quality software ready for delivery. Higher quality: : Development teams can move fast, build, prove their credibility, and innovate by iterations. Competitive advantage Types of Shift-Left Testing There are four types of shift-left testing that development and testing teams can work on based on their needs. : The approach follows the V model an extension of the waterfall model in software development, and brings testing activities starting at each phase of the lifecycle. Traditional shift left testing it is still used today in some companies, but as the world of tech changes, it has become less adopted as organizations have adopted more efficient approaches for testing. : This approach is ideal for big and complex projects that use incremental and iterative development methods. It ensures that the code is secured step by step in the SDLC. Testing is carried out at each iteration and the end of the project, with the core principle of "early and often" in mind. This approach aims to catch any issues as early as possible to minimize the risk of problems down the line. Incremental shift left testing : Agile and DevOps principles are the main focus of this approach. It emphasizes continuous integration, continuous delivery, and testing. Testing is an integral part of the development process, carried out repeatedly and collaboratively by different teams. Collaboration is one of the core principles of DevOps. Agile /DevOps shift left testing : The approach utilizes models to generate test cases, data cases, and oracle tests in the early stages, resulting in the elimination of 45-65% of errors. Model-based shift left testing How to Implement Shift-Left Testing Adopting shift-left testing can be challenging for some companies as it requires time to train teams in the new approach. However, it is a highly effective way to enhance software quality. Where to begin? : Collaboration between managers, PMs, testers, and developers is crucial for the successful implementation of the approach. Involve all the stakeholders : Automated tests are essential for shift left testing. Automation allows for quick test execution, enabling earlier detection and resolution of bugs. Automate your tests : It’s paramount to involve developers in testing from the beginning, an excellent way for them to have a security mindset at each phase of the SDLC. Involve developers in testing : The role of automation in the world of DevOps is crucial as it simplifies the process of building, testing, and deploying software. It provides an opportunity to implement shift left testing, which enables automatic testing at every stage of the development process. Use CI/CD : You can't improve what you don't measure, by measuring different challenges of several tests it’s possible to know precisely what works and what doesn’t, always measure your results! Measure your results A Tale of Shift-Left Testing The mantra remains the same! “ ”, companies who invest their time in shift left, training developers, and involving all the stakeholders, innovate and make a difference with top-notch services, Among them are Netflix, Amazon, Spotify, Linkedin … Test early and Often testing is not a technology! just a software development approach Shift left has been considered a pioneer of shift left testing, with million subscribers The platform remains the most used by cinephiles around the globe, users ’demands change all the time, and from their feedback such companies have to innovate to keep pace with different trends, retaining customers and generating more revenue. Netflix 238.39 With a traditional approach to testing Netflix had some issues in the past such as: High costs of testing Defects in production resulting in outages affecting some users a delayed time to market By adopting the shift left approach, they were able to achieve significant improvements in their production. They reported a 50% decrease in defects, a 30% reduction in Time to Market (TTM) for new features, and a 20% reduction in testing costs. Developers can gather feedback from users to improve code while satisfying demand, the challenge is to know how to shift left. Shift Left Now The world of software development is stressful when it comes to data breaches because of poor designs, an opportunity for black hat hackers to exploit anything they want, and a risk for companies to lose the trust of customers and investors, resulting in bankruptcy. Insecurity is expensive, it’s time to foster shift left testing now not later!

Shift Left Testing: Why Security Should Start on the Left

A Journey to the Center of the Earth by Jules Verne, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . WE START ON THE JOURNEY here CHAPTER IV - WE START ON THE JOURNEY "You see, the whole island is composed of volcanoes," said the Professor, "and remark carefully that they all bear the name of Yocul. The word is Icelandic, and means a glacier. In most of the lofty mountains of that region the volcanic eruptions come forth from icebound caverns. Hence the name applied to every volcano on this extraordinary island." "But what does this word Sneffels mean?" To this question I expected no rational answer. I was mistaken. "Follow my finger to the western coast of Iceland, there you see Reykjavik, its capital. Follow the direction of one of its innumerable fjords or arms of the sea, and what do you see below the sixty-fifth degree of latitude?" "A peninsula—very like a thighbone in shape." "And in the centre of it—?" "A mountain." "Well, that's Sneffels." I had nothing to say. "That is Sneffels—a mountain about five thousand feet in height, one of the most remarkable in the whole island, and certainly doomed to be the most celebrated in the world, for through its crater we shall reach the centre of the earth." "Impossible!" cried I, startled and shocked at the thought. "Why impossible?" said Professor Hardwigg in his severest tones. "Because its crater is choked with lava, by burning rocks—by infinite dangers." "But if it be extinct?" "That would make a difference." "Of course it would. There are about three hundred volcanoes on the whole surface of the globe—but the greater number are extinct. Of these Sneffels is one. No eruption has occurred since 1219—in fact it has ceased to be a volcano at all." After this what more could I say? Yes,—I thought of another objection. "But what is all this about Scartaris and the kalends of July—?" My uncle reflected deeply. Presently he gave forth the result of his reflections in a sententious tone. "What appears obscure to you, to me is light. This very phrase shows how particular Saknussemm is in his directions. The Sneffels mountain has many craters. He is careful therefore to point the exact one which is the highway into the Interior of the Earth. He lets us know, for this purpose, that about the end of the month of June, the shadow of Mount Scartaris falls upon the one crater. There can be no doubt about the matter." My uncle had an answer for everything. "I accept all your explanations" I said, "and Saknussemm is right. He found out the entrance to the bowels of the earth, he has indicated correctly, but that he or anyone else ever followed up the discovery is madness to suppose." "Why so, young man?" "All scientific teaching, theoretical and practical, shows it to be impossible." "I care nothing for theories," retorted my uncle. "But is it not well-known that heat increases one degree for every seventy feet you descend into the earth? Which gives a fine idea of the central heat. All the matters which compose the globe are in a state of incandescence; even gold, platinum, and the hardest rocks are in a state of fusion. What would become of us?" "Don't be alarmed at the heat, my boy." "How so?" "Neither you nor anybody else know anything about the real state of the earth's interior. All modern experiments tend to explode the older theories. Were any such heat to exist, the upper crust of the earth would be shattered to atoms, and the world would be at an end." A long, learned and not uninteresting discussion followed, which ended in this wise: "I do not believe in the dangers and difficulties which you, Henry, seem to multiply; and the only way to learn, is like Arne Saknussemm, to go and see." "Well," cried I, overcome at last, "let us go and see. Though how we can do that in the dark is another mystery." "Fear nothing. We shall overcome these, and many other difficulties. Besides, as we approach the centre, I expect to find it luminous—" "Nothing is impossible." "And now that we have come to a thorough understanding, not a word to any living soul. Our success depends on secrecy and dispatch." Thus ended our memorable conference, which roused a perfect fever in me. Leaving my uncle, I went forth like one possessed. Reaching the banks of the Elbe, I began to think. Was all I had heard really and truly possible? Was my uncle in his sober senses, and could the interior of the earth be reached? Was I the victim of a madman, or was he a discoverer of rare courage and grandeur of conception? To a certain extent I was anxious to be off. I was afraid my enthusiasm would cool. I determined to pack up at once. At the end of an hour, however, on my way home, I found that my feelings had very much changed. "I'm all abroad," I cried; "'tis a nightmare—I must have dreamed it." At this moment I came face to face with Gretchen, whom I warmly embraced. "So you have come to meet me," she said; "how good of you. But what is the matter?" Well, it was no use mincing the matter, I told her all. She listened with awe, and for some minutes she could not speak. "Well?" I at last said, rather anxiously. "What a magnificent journey. If I were only a man! A journey worthy of the nephew of Professor Hardwigg. I should look upon it as an honor to accompany him." "My dear Gretchen, I thought you would be the first to cry out against this mad enterprise." "No; on the contrary, I glory in it. It is magnificent, splendid—an idea worthy of my father. Henry Lawson, I envy you." This was, as it were, conclusive. The final blow of all. When we entered the house we found my uncle surrounded by workmen and porters, who were packing up. He was pulling and hauling at a bell. "Where have you been wasting your time? Your portmanteau is not packed—my papers are not in order—the precious tailor has not brought my clothes, nor my gaiters—the key of my carpet bag is gone!" I looked at him stupefied. And still he tugged away at the bell. "We are really off, then?" I said. "Yes—of course, and yet you go out for a stroll, unfortunate boy!" "And when do we go?" "The day after tomorrow, at daybreak." I heard no more; but darted off to my little bedchamber and locked myself in. There was no doubt about it now. My uncle had been hard at work all the afternoon. The garden was full of ropes, rope ladders, torches, gourds, iron clamps, crowbars, alpenstocks, and pickaxes—enough to load ten men. I passed a terrible night. I was called early the next day to learn that the resolution of my uncle was unchanged and irrevocable. I also found my cousin and affianced wife as warm on the subject as was her father. Next day, at five o'clock in the morning, the post chaise was at the door. Gretchen and the old cook received the keys of the house; and, scarcely pausing to wish anyone good-by, we started on our adventurous journey into the centre of the earth. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Jules Verne (2006). A Journey to the Center of the Earth. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October 2022 https://www.gutenberg.org/files/18857/18857-h/18857-h.htm This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

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More and more mid-sized and large companies are looking to expand into blockchain, and more often than not, the responsibility falls on the shoulders of someone who does not have experience with the technology. But fear not! Experts that I spoke to at consistently advise that the same steps are undertaken. Blockchain-based projects have started and failed for a litany of reasons, and avoiding some of the most common traps that these failed projects fall into is crucial to every blockchain project’s success. BlockchainDriven Educate Yourself Arguably the most common way that a blockchain project can fail right out the gate is a lack of knowledge about blockchain from those in charge. Having a solid, mid-level understanding of the technical aspects and capabilities of blockchain are an important factor in the early days of a blockchain project. Additionally, some crucial questions to ask yourself are similar to those you would ask yourself in any other project: Who wants this product? Why do they want it? Who benefits from it? Which parts of the project are going to incorporate blockchain technology? Does this project even need blockchain? All of these questions are crucial, but the last one is perhaps the most interesting and overlooked. Some projects can be successful on their own without blockchain, and can even be complicated by the technology’s inclusion. The blockchain space is crowded with these types of projects, and none of them are successful. That being said, if your project not only incorporates blockchain, but really takes advantage of its power, you can find great success. All in all, having a good technical understanding of blockchain, your business model, and the industry you are entering is crucial. Educating yourself or receiving outside education will allow your new project to hit the ground running, and should be the first course of action you take when considering venturing into blockchain. Build an Internal Team The most successful blockchain projects, whether they are in need of funding through an ICO or not, have an experienced and successful team behind them. Experts I have interviewed have all said the same thing: diversity is crucial. Your internal team should be comprised of people from different parts of the company with different skill sets and talents. Having a technically talented and hardworking team will allow your project to have a good base, but without a successful sales-driven team to go alongside them, converting technical proficiency to money is hard. Of course, the reverse is true as well. A sales team without a technically sound project to sell will not be set up for success. In a similar vein, having a concrete structure and hierarchy within your project will allow the team to operate and collaborate better, as well as understand who they report to and who makes the crucial decisions. Get an External Team This goes hand in hand with building a good team, but is one element that time and time again we see forgone by blockchain projects that spin their wheels but never take off. Consulting is the easiest way to acquire expertise in every aspect of a blockchain project, and firsthand accounts show that those projects that had blockchain consultancy had a much better success rate than those that did not. New York City blockchain consultancy firm BlockchainDriven has worked with large companies such as Saint-Gobain, STCC and others, and has a good view of just how important consultancy is. “We have seen a lot of blockchain and crypto projects come through our doors, and without a doubt nearly every single one would have failed without the experience and expertise that a consultancy firm provides. Some of these projects were from big companies too. A solid team or good finances don’t come close to how specific and focused blockchain consultancy firms are.” - Nick Walker, Blockchain Project Lead at BlockchainDriven Don’t get complacent and hire internal developers. They are not blockchain-specific developers and are not strategists. An external team is the only way to bring on board a high density of blockchain-proficient professionals to make sure the project takes off. Regardless of what type of blockchain project your company plans to undertake, education, internal team building, and external team building are the three aspects that experts agree will make or break your project. The world of blockchain is expanding quickly, and there is a lot of room for innovation, making it the consensus most exciting tech space currently. However, what blockchain needs is newer and better projects coming through the pipeline, and that is where innovative companies from around the world can step in.

How Successful Companies Start on Blockchain [Experts Weigh In]

The process of documenting human thought isn’t one most people think about often. Most people have a thought, write it down, and hope they do something with it later. However, the differences in how one engages in this process can lead to big differences in the output. Documenting thought and note taking are essential tools for being an effective and efficient person. We often get distracted. In fact, multitasking can cost 40% of a person’s productivity. The Process of Documenting Human Thought Take, for instance, the desire to accomplish a set of goals. The act of physically writing down those goals makes it far more likely they’ll be achieved. So what about typing goals and typing thoughts? Typing has one distinct advantage over any documentation process: it’s fast. Physically, writing is slow but with more room for creativity. Transcription of verbalized thoughts is fast but inefficient and, at times, inaccurate. Saved audio or video is one of the most efficient forms, but it is hard to look back on later. This all leaves typing as the fastest form of documenting human thought that manages to maintain nuance in the process. Yet it’s undeniable that typing can still diminish the creative process. There’s nothing that can replace the ability to draw, write, and emphasize the way that paper documentation does. Even still, there’s one form of thought documentation that gets close. How AI Can Help You Take Notes AI assisted typed documentation is here to help. At first, like quite a lot of AI, this sounds a bit intimidating. Is AI assisted documentation the same as AI taking an idea and writing an entire paper for you? It can be, but this obviously stifles creativity in a quite direct way. The better and more refined use that is being developed is AI as an assistant. In practice, this means AI can help refine, clean, organize, and push ideas. AI today, for instance, can ask questions about the writing that’s already done. It can help to simply make a paper clearer and more concise, of course. More interestingly, though, it can also help to ask questions that bring new elements into the documentation process. It’s easy to get caught in mental loops and dead ends when trying to explore a deeper thought. AI won’t fill in those gaps, but it can help people look at the gaps from a new angle. Of course, even this doesn’t quite hit the same marks as physical notetaking. The active engagement that AI can foster gets the process a lot closer to genuine creative engagement. However, there’s really nothing that beats the freeform advantages that physical documentation brings. Instead, what AI-assisted documentation offers is a balance. It’s fast, it’s efficient, it’s easy to look back on, easy to grow, and it fosters creativity, all at the same time. In any case, there is a big difference between writing down notes or not, as you are only 42% less likely to accomplish goals when you don’t write them down. AI content creator tools give us a head start on a new way of notetaking. This is important because of their utility as a way to unlock these thoughts and keep up our productivity. For jotting down an idea, there’s nothing better than a phone or computer. For extensively analyzing and documenting an idea, there’s nothing better than physically writing it down. Yet, for just about every scenario in between AI, assisted documentation reigns king. It’s the most practical option for a process that is meant to promote good uses of time. Documentation of thought is important but not as important as the thoughts themselves. AI-assisted documentation helps to ensure thoughts are what is being emphasized and explored. The process of documenting human thought isn’t one most people think about often. Most people have a thought, write it down, and hope they do something with it later. However, the differences in how one engages in this process can lead to big differences in the output. Documenting thought and note taking are essential tools for being an effective and efficient person. We often get distracted. In fact, multitasking can cost 40% of a person’s productivity . cost 40% of a person’s productivity The Process of Documenting Human Thought Take, for instance, the desire to accomplish a set of goals. The act of physically writing down those goals makes it far more likely they’ll be achieved. So what about typing goals and typing thoughts? Typing has one distinct advantage over any documentation process: it’s fast. Physically, writing is slow but with more room for creativity. Transcription of verbalized thoughts is fast but inefficient and, at times, inaccurate. Saved audio or video is one of the most efficient forms, but it is hard to look back on later. This all leaves typing as the fastest form of documenting human thought that manages to maintain nuance in the process. Yet it’s undeniable that typing can still diminish the creative process. There’s nothing that can replace the ability to draw, write, and emphasize the way that paper documentation does. Even still, there’s one form of thought documentation that gets close. How AI Can Help You Take Notes AI assisted typed documentation is here to help. At first, like quite a lot of AI, this sounds a bit intimidating. Is AI assisted documentation the same as AI taking an idea and writing an entire paper for you? It can be, but this obviously stifles creativity in a quite direct way. The better and more refined use that is being developed is AI as an assistant. In practice, this means AI can help refine, clean, organize, and push ideas. AI today, for instance, can ask questions about the writing that’s already done. It can help to simply make a paper clearer and more concise, of course. More interestingly, though, it can also help to ask questions that bring new elements into the documentation process. It’s easy to get caught in mental loops and dead ends when trying to explore a deeper thought. AI won’t fill in those gaps, but it can help people look at the gaps from a new angle. Of course, even this doesn’t quite hit the same marks as physical notetaking. The active engagement that AI can foster gets the process a lot closer to genuine creative engagement. However, there’s really nothing that beats the freeform advantages that physical documentation brings. Instead, what AI-assisted documentation offers is a balance. It’s fast, it’s efficient, it’s easy to look back on, easy to grow, and it fosters creativity, all at the same time. In any case, there is a big difference between writing down notes or not, as you are only 42% less likely to accomplish goals when you don’t write them down. 42% less likely AI content creator tools give us a head start on a new way of notetaking. This is important because of their utility as a way to unlock these thoughts and keep up our productivity. For jotting down an idea, there’s nothing better than a phone or computer. For extensively analyzing and documenting an idea, there’s nothing better than physically writing it down. Yet, for just about every scenario in between AI, assisted documentation reigns king. It’s the most practical option for a process that is meant to promote good uses of time. Documentation of thought is important but not as important as the thoughts themselves. AI-assisted documentation helps to ensure thoughts are what is being emphasized and explored.

Using AI to Capture Thoughts and Ideas

Apache DolphinScheduler is a distributed, decentralized big data workflow scheduling system that supports big data task scheduling. To set DolphinScheduler to start automatically upon system boot, you typically need to configure it as a system service. The following are general steps, which may vary depending on your operating system: Linux System Create a system service file: Edit a file named dolphinscheduler.service, usually placed in the /etc/systemd/system/directory. Fill in the service file according to your DolphinScheduler installation path and configuration. Example: [Unit]
Description=DolphinScheduler Service
After=network.target
[Service]
type=exec
ExecStart=/opt/module/dolphinscheduler/bin/start-all.sh
ExecStop=/opt/module/dolphinscheduler/bin/stop-all.sh
RemainAfterExit=yes
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target 2. Start the service, and set it to start on boot: Use the systemctl command to start the service, and enable it to start on boot: systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start dolphinscheduler.service
systemctl enable dolphinscheduler.service 3. Verify the service status: Check the service status using the following command: systemctl status dolphinscheduler.service Windows System Create a batch file: Create a batch file (e.g., start-dolphinscheduler.bat) to start DolphinScheduler.


Add the command to start DolphinScheduler in the batch file. 2. Add the batch file to the Startup folder: Place the batch file in the Startup folder to run automatically when the system boots. Press Win + R to open the Run dialog. Type shell:startup to open the Startup folder. Drag and drop the batch file into the Startup folder. 3. Restart Verification: Restart the computer to check if DolphinScheduler starts with the system. Please note that the above steps may need to be adjusted based on your specific environment and the DolphinScheduler version. Ensure you have sufficient permissions and a good understanding of system services to avoid potential service conflicts or system instability. If the DolphinScheduler service briefly shows as green (indicating the service is running) after restarting and then changes to a non-green state (typically indicating the service is no longer running), but the related processes are still running, this may be because the service manager (systemd) thinks the service has stopped because it does not detect a continuously running main process. This situation usually occurs in the following cases: Service Script Issues: If the service script (start-all.sh) completes without keeping any process running in the background, systemd will think the service has stopped.


Incorrect Service Type Configuration: In the systemd service file, the Type configuration may need to be corrected. If the service is set to simple, it should be forking or oneshot, systemd might think the service has stopped as soon as the script finishes executing.


Process Exit Code Issues: If the service script correctly starts all necessary processes but exits quickly (e.g., because the commands in the script finish soon), systemd might determine the service status based on the script's exit code. To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps: Check the Service Script: Ensure the start-all.shscript keeps running after starting all necessary processes. If the script does not keep any process running in the background after execution, you might need to add some logic to keep it running. Adjust the Service File: If the script correctly starts all necessary processes and those processes run in the background, you may need to adjust the Type and other configuration options in the systemd service file. Use Type=forking: If your service script is a forking script, ensure you use Type=forking in the systemdservice file. This way, systemd will wait for the child process created by the script. Use Type=notify (if supported): If DolphinScheduler supports communication with the service manager, you can use Type=notify. This way, the service can send status notifications to systemd via the sd_notify() function. Use RemainAfterExit=yes: If the processes started by the service script run independently of the script itself, you can use RemainAfterExit=yes in the systemd service file. This way, even if the script exits, systemd will consider the service to be still running.
Reload and Restart the Service: After modifying the service file, reload systemd and restart the service: systemctl daemon-reload 
systemctl restart dolphinscheduler.service Check Service Status: Check the service status again to see if it is active (running). If the above steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to examine the DolphinScheduler log files or the output of the service script in more detail to determine why systemd believes the service has stopped. Finally, the configuration works well. Apache DolphinScheduler is a distributed, decentralized big data workflow scheduling system that supports big data task scheduling. To set DolphinScheduler to start automatically upon system boot, you typically need to configure it as a system service. The following are general steps, which may vary depending on your operating system: Linux System Create a system service file: Create a system service file: Edit a file named dolphinscheduler.service, usually placed in the /etc/systemd/system/directory. Edit a file named dolphinscheduler.service , usually placed in the /etc/systemd/system/ directory. dolphinscheduler.service /etc/systemd/system/ Fill in the service file according to your DolphinScheduler installation path and configuration. Example: Fill in the service file according to your DolphinScheduler installation path and configuration. Example: [Unit]
Description=DolphinScheduler Service
After=network.target
[Service]
type=exec
ExecStart=/opt/module/dolphinscheduler/bin/start-all.sh
ExecStop=/opt/module/dolphinscheduler/bin/stop-all.sh
RemainAfterExit=yes
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target [Unit]
Description=DolphinScheduler Service
After=network.target
[Service]
type=exec
ExecStart=/opt/module/dolphinscheduler/bin/start-all.sh
ExecStop=/opt/module/dolphinscheduler/bin/stop-all.sh
RemainAfterExit=yes
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target 2. Start the service, and set it to start on boot: Use the systemctl command to start the service, and enable it to start on boot: Use the systemctl command to start the service, and enable it to start on boot: systemctl systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start dolphinscheduler.service
systemctl enable dolphinscheduler.service systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start dolphinscheduler.service
systemctl enable dolphinscheduler.service 3. Verify the service status: Check the service status using the following command: Check the service status using the following command: systemctl status dolphinscheduler.service systemctl status dolphinscheduler.service Windows System Create a batch file: Create a batch file: Create a batch file (e.g., start-dolphinscheduler.bat) to start DolphinScheduler. Add the command to start DolphinScheduler in the batch file. Create a batch file (e.g., start-dolphinscheduler.bat) to start DolphinScheduler. Create a batch file (e.g., start-dolphinscheduler.bat ) to start DolphinScheduler. start-dolphinscheduler.bat Add the command to start DolphinScheduler in the batch file. Add the command to start DolphinScheduler in the batch file. 2. Add the batch file to the Startup folder: Place the batch file in the Startup folder to run automatically when the system boots. Place the batch file in the Startup folder to run automatically when the system boots. Press Win + R to open the Run dialog. Press Win + R to open the Run dialog. Type shell:startup to open the Startup folder. Type shell:startup to open the Startup folder. shell:startup Drag and drop the batch file into the Startup folder. Drag and drop the batch file into the Startup folder. 3. Restart Verification: Restart the computer to check if DolphinScheduler starts with the system. Restart the computer to check if DolphinScheduler starts with the system. Please note that the above steps may need to be adjusted based on your specific environment and the DolphinScheduler version. Ensure you have sufficient permissions and a good understanding of system services to avoid potential service conflicts or system instability. If the DolphinScheduler service briefly shows as green (indicating the service is running) after restarting and then changes to a non-green state (typically indicating the service is no longer running), but the related processes are still running, this may be because the service manager ( systemd ) thinks the service has stopped because it does not detect a continuously running main process. systemd This situation usually occurs in the following cases: Service Script Issues: If the service script (start-all.sh) completes without keeping any process running in the background, systemd will think the service has stopped. Incorrect Service Type Configuration: In the systemd service file, the Type configuration may need to be corrected. If the service is set to simple, it should be forking or oneshot, systemd might think the service has stopped as soon as the script finishes executing. Process Exit Code Issues: If the service script correctly starts all necessary processes but exits quickly (e.g., because the commands in the script finish soon), systemd might determine the service status based on the script's exit code. Service Script Issues: If the service script (start-all.sh) completes without keeping any process running in the background, systemd will think the service has stopped. Service Script Issues: If the service script ( start-all.sh ) completes without keeping any process running in the background, systemd will think the service has stopped. start-all.sh Incorrect Service Type Configuration: In the systemd service file, the Type configuration may need to be corrected. If the service is set to simple, it should be forking or oneshot, systemd might think the service has stopped as soon as the script finishes executing. Incorrect Service Type Configuration: In the systemd service file, the Type configuration may need to be corrected. If the service is set to simple, it should be forking or oneshot , systemd might think the service has stopped as soon as the script finishes executing. systemd Type forking oneshot systemd Process Exit Code Issues: If the service script correctly starts all necessary processes but exits quickly (e.g., because the commands in the script finish soon), systemd might determine the service status based on the script's exit code. Process Exit Code Issues: If the service script correctly starts all necessary processes but exits quickly (e.g., because the commands in the script finish soon), systemd might determine the service status based on the script's exit code. systemd To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps: Check the Service Script: Ensure the start-all.shscript keeps running after starting all necessary processes. If the script does not keep any process running in the background after execution, you might need to add some logic to keep it running. Check the Service Script: Ensure the start-all.sh script keeps running after starting all necessary processes. If the script does not keep any process running in the background after execution, you might need to add some logic to keep it running. start-all.sh Adjust the Service File: If the script correctly starts all necessary processes and those processes run in the background, you may need to adjust the Type and other configuration options in the systemd service file. Adjust the Service File: If the script correctly starts all necessary processes and those processes run in the background, you may need to adjust the Type and other configuration options in the systemd service file. Use Type=forking: If your service script is a forking script, ensure you use Type=forking in the systemdservice file. This way, systemd will wait for the child process created by the script. Use Type=forking : If your service script is a forking script, ensure you use Type=forking in the systemd service file. This way, systemd will wait for the child process created by the script. Type=forking Type=forking systemd systemd Use Type=notify (if supported): If DolphinScheduler supports communication with the service manager, you can use Type=notify. This way, the service can send status notifications to systemd via the sd_notify() function. Use Type=notify (if supported): If DolphinScheduler supports communication with the service manager, you can use Type=notify . This way, the service can send status notifications to systemd via the sd_notify() function. Type=notify Type=notify systemd sd_notify() Use RemainAfterExit=yes: If the processes started by the service script run independently of the script itself, you can use RemainAfterExit=yes in the systemd service file. This way, even if the script exits, systemd will consider the service to be still running. Reload and Restart the Service: After modifying the service file, reload systemd and restart the service: Use RemainAfterExit=yes : If the processes started by the service script run independently of the script itself, you can use RemainAfterExit=yes in the systemd service file. This way, even if the script exits, systemd will consider the service to be still running. RemainAfterExit=yes RemainAfterExit=yes systemd systemd Reload and Restart the Service: After modifying the service file, reload systemd and restart the service: systemd systemctl daemon-reload 
systemctl restart dolphinscheduler.service systemctl daemon-reload 
systemctl restart dolphinscheduler.service Check Service Status: Check the service status again to see if it is active (running). Check Service Status: Check the service status again to see if it is active (running). If the above steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to examine the DolphinScheduler log files or the output of the service script in more detail to determine why systemd believes the service has stopped. If the above steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to examine the DolphinScheduler log files or the output of the service script in more detail to determine why systemd believes the service has stopped. systemd Finally, the configuration works well.

How to Enable Auto-Start for Apache DolphinScheduler

In this captivating interview, we dive deep into the world of Web3 and blockchain technology with Emile Dubié, the visionary co-founder of XDEFI. Discover the inspiring journey behind XDEFI's creation, its mission to revolutionize the multi-chain ecosystem, and its unique approach to navigating the competitive landscape of Web3 and blockchain interoperability. Ishan Pandey: Hello Emile, It's a pleasure to welcome you to our 'Behind the Startup' series. Can you tell us about the founding journey of XDEFI and what inspired you to create XDEFI? Emile Dubié: Hello Ishan. Thank you for having me. Both my co-founder and I were early investors and community members of the THORChain ecosystem. At that time, MetaMask was the only wallet extension available, and it was exclusively focused on Ethereum. We were convinced that the future would be multi-chain, and we decided to address this gap in the market. Our initial goal was to create the best wallet for users to interact with any interfaces built on top of THORChain. This goal then evolved into providing the best wallet for anyone. Ishan Pandey: How does XDEFI plan to differentiate itself in the Web3 and blockchain interoperability competitive landscape? Emile Dubié: As of today, we are the wallet that supports the most chains, with over 1,700 networks. We provide the best way for users to navigate from one ecosystem to another. Our swap feature supports more assets than any other wallet, and our gas tank abstracts the concept of gas, allowing users to migrate seamlessly between ecosystems without leaving the wallet or worrying about gas. We have implemented chain and account abstraction features that make the overall experience for the end users seamless when interacting with several ecosystems. Ishan Pandey: How are you navigating these challenges to ensure compliance with increasing regulatory scrutiny on cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects? Emile Dubié:  We are following closely what is happening at a regulatory level. As we are not in the custody of users' funds, we do not have the same requirements as centralized venues. We believe that self-custody is a fundamental right. Ishan Pandey: Given the rising price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, how do you see this trend affecting the adoption and development of crypto wallet platforms? Emile Dubié: We estimate there are over 500 million crypto holders globally, but only 10% currently use a self-custody wallet. Most opportunities are now on-chain, requiring a wallet to access them. We believe that in the next 24 months, more users will install wallets for on-chain activities. In the long term, we anticipate users will interact with wallets daily without realizing it's different from the fintech apps like Revolut or N26 they use regularly. As more corporations enter the space, further adoption will drive the necessity for wallets among users. Ishan Pandey: Can you discuss XDEFI's business model and how it aims to generate revenue while providing value to its users? Emile Dubié: We generate revenue from fees collected on swaps and bridging happening directly within the wallet. More revenue-generating features will be added in the future. Wallets are the first interfaces users interact with when they start on-chain. We believe they will add differentiating features that are easier to use than those on a dApp, creating new opportunities for revenue generation. Ishan Pandey: How do you envision the future of Web3, and what role do you believe you can play in shaping that future? Emile Dubié: The future of web3 lies in its potential to create a decentralized, user-controlled internet. Our mission is to help people access more attractive financial opportunities than they would if they kept their assets off-chain. Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR. In this captivating interview, we dive deep into the world of Web3 and blockchain technology with Emile Dubié, the visionary co-founder of XDEFI . Discover the inspiring journey behind XDEFI 's creation, its mission to revolutionize the multi-chain ecosystem, and its unique approach to navigating the competitive landscape of Web3 and blockchain interoperability. XDEFI XDEFI Ishan Pandey: Hello Emile, It's a pleasure to welcome you to our 'Behind the Startup' series. Can you tell us about the founding journey of XDEFI and what inspired you to create XDEFI? Ishan Pandey: Hello Emile, It's a pleasure to welcome you to our 'Behind the Startup' series. Can you tell us about the founding journey of XDEFI and what inspired you to create XDEFI? Ishan Pandey: Hello Emile, It's a pleasure to welcome you to our 'Behind the Startup' series. Can you tell us about the founding journey of XDEFI and what inspired you to create XDEFI? Emile Dubié: Hello Ishan. Thank you for having me. Both my co-founder and I were early investors and community members of the THORChain ecosystem. At that time, MetaMask was the only wallet extension available, and it was exclusively focused on Ethereum. We were convinced that the future would be multi-chain, and we decided to address this gap in the market. Our initial goal was to create the best wallet for users to interact with any interfaces built on top of THORChain. This goal then evolved into providing the best wallet for anyone. Emile Dubié: Ishan Pandey: How does XDEFI plan to differentiate itself in the Web3 and blockchain interoperability competitive landscape? Ishan Pandey: How does XDEFI plan to differentiate itself in the Web3 and blockchain interoperability competitive landscape? Ishan Pandey: How does XDEFI plan to differentiate itself in the Web3 and blockchain interoperability competitive landscape? Emile Dubié: As of today, we are the wallet that supports the most chains, with over 1,700 networks. We provide the best way for users to navigate from one ecosystem to another. Our swap feature supports more assets than any other wallet, and our gas tank abstracts the concept of gas, allowing users to migrate seamlessly between ecosystems without leaving the wallet or worrying about gas. We have implemented chain and account abstraction features that make the overall experience for the end users seamless when interacting with several ecosystems. Emile Dubié: Ishan Pandey: How are you navigating these challenges to ensure compliance with increasing regulatory scrutiny on cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects? Ishan Pandey: How are you navigating these challenges to ensure compliance with increasing regulatory scrutiny on cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects? Ishan Pandey: How are you navigating these challenges to ensure compliance with increasing regulatory scrutiny on cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects? Emile Dubié: We are following closely what is happening at a regulatory level. As we are not in the custody of users' funds, we do not have the same requirements as centralized venues. We believe that self-custody is a fundamental right. Emile Dubié: Ishan Pandey: Given the rising price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, how do you see this trend affecting the adoption and development of crypto wallet platforms? Ishan Pandey: Given the rising price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, how do you see this trend affecting the adoption and development of crypto wallet platforms? Ishan Pandey: Given the rising price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, how do you see this trend affecting the adoption and development of crypto wallet platforms? Emile Dubié: We estimate there are over 500 million crypto holders globally, but only 10% currently use a self-custody wallet. Most opportunities are now on-chain, requiring a wallet to access them. We believe that in the next 24 months, more users will install wallets for on-chain activities. In the long term, we anticipate users will interact with wallets daily without realizing it's different from the fintech apps like Revolut or N26 they use regularly. As more corporations enter the space, further adoption will drive the necessity for wallets among users. Emile Dubié: Ishan Pandey: Can you discuss XDEFI's business model and how it aims to generate revenue while providing value to its users? Ishan Pandey: Can you discuss XDEFI's business model and how it aims to generate revenue while providing value to its users? Ishan Pandey: Can you discuss XDEFI's business model and how it aims to generate revenue while providing value to its users? Emile Dubié: We generate revenue from fees collected on swaps and bridging happening directly within the wallet. More revenue-generating features will be added in the future. Wallets are the first interfaces users interact with when they start on-chain. We believe they will add differentiating features that are easier to use than those on a dApp, creating new opportunities for revenue generation. Emile Dubié: Ishan Pandey: How do you envision the future of Web3, and what role do you believe you can play in shaping that future? Ishan Pandey: How do you envision the future of Web3, and what role do you believe you can play in shaping that future? Ishan Pandey: How do you envision the future of Web3, and what role do you believe you can play in shaping that future? Emile Dubié: The future of web3 lies in its potential to create a decentralized, user-controlled internet. Our mission is to help people access more attractive financial opportunities than they would if they kept their assets off-chain. Emile Dubié: Don’t forget to like and share the story! Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR. Vested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our business blogging program . HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR. Vested Interest Disclosure: business blogging program business blogging program

How XDEFI Plans to Provide the Best Wallet Experience for Web3 Users and Why It's Crucial

কিভাবে XDEFI Web3 ব্যবহারকারীদের জন্য সেরা ওয়ালেট অভিজ্ঞতা প্রদানের পরিকল্পনা করে এবং কেন এটি অত্যন্ত গুরুত্বপূর্ণ

Wie XDEFI das beste Wallet-Erlebnis für Web3-Benutzer bieten will und warum das so wichtig ist

Cómo XDEFI planea brindar la mejor experiencia de billetera para los usuarios de Web3 y por qué es crucial

Comment XDEFI prévoit de fournir la meilleure expérience de portefeuille aux utilisateurs Web3 et pourquoi c'est crucial

XDEFI वेब3 उपयोगकर्ताओं के लिए सर्वश्रेष्ठ वॉलेट अनुभव प्रदान करने की योजना कैसे बना रहा है और यह क्यों महत्वपूर्ण है

XDEFIがWeb3ユーザーに最高のウォレット体験を提供する計画とその重要性

XDEFI가 Web3 사용자에게 최고의 지갑 경험을 제공할 계획을 세우는 방법과 이것이 중요한 이유

Como a XDEFI planeja fornecer a melhor experiência de carteira para usuários Web3 e por que isso é crucial

Как XDEFI планирует обеспечить лучший опыт работы с кошельком для пользователей Web3 и почему это важно

XDEFI, Web3 Kullanıcılarına En İyi Cüzdan Deneyimini Nasıl Sunmayı Planlıyor ve Neden Önemli?

XDEFI lên kế hoạch cung cấp trải nghiệm ví tốt nhất cho người dùng Web3 như thế nào và tại sao nó lại quan trọng

XDEFI 计划如何为 Web3 用户提供最佳钱包体验以及其为何至关重要

The modular compute layer & ZKRaaS platform Lumoz has announced the global launch of the zkVerifier Node Sale event. The node pre-sale and whitelist registration will officially start on June 17 at 3 PM(UTC+8). This time Lumoz zkVerifier Node cap is set at 200,000, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Users worldwide can register for the whitelist to participate in the whitelist round or use a pre-sale invitation code to pay a 20% deposit for the Pre-sale round, securing nodes at a lower price. Users who successfully purchase nodes will qualify to participate in the 40 million Lumoz points event. After the Lumoz mainnet launch, 25% of the tokens will be produced through zkVerifier node mining. Additionally, node holders will receive multiple rewards, including potential token airdrops from new chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Why should users purchase a Lumoz zkVerifier Node？ Facing the challenge of high computational costs in the current zero-knowledge computing field, the Lumoz network leverages its deep expertise in ZKP and innovatively optimizes circuits and algorithms to significantly enhance computational efficiency. This effectively addresses the high costs and low efficiency faced by Rollup projects, lowering the barrier for ordinary users to participate in the zero-knowledge computing market. As a crucial part of the Lumoz network's verification layer, zkVerifier nodes provide great convenience for ordinary users to participate in the zero-knowledge (ZK) computing network, while also taking on the important responsibility of maintaining network data security. Users can easily participate in ZK computing by running lightweight nodes and receive corresponding rewards from the network. This innovative initiative will also promote the widespread application of zero-knowledge computing technology, bringing broader application prospects to the entire industry. With the official launch of the zkVerifier Node sale, global community users have the opportunity to fairly participate in the operation of the Lumoz network. While collectively maintaining network security and stability, they can also earn rewards provided by Lumoz. Lumoz zkVerifier Node rewards include: 40 million Lumoz points (before TGE). Lumoz will launch a 40 million Lumoz points event starting on June 25, lasting for 40 days. Users who successfully purchase and stake nodes can share 1 million Lumoz points daily. These points can be exchanged for mainnet tokens after Lumoz TGE (expected in Q3 2024).
25% Lumoz Token incentive (after TGE). Based on Lumoz's latest valuation of $300 million, 25% of MOZ tokens are valued at up to $75 million.
Token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Lumoz currently has over 20 excellent ETH L2 and BTC L2 products live on the Mainnet/Testnet, such as ZKFair and Merlin Chain. Lumoz plans to launch more L2 chains, covering various fields like BTC, AI, DePIN, Game, and Social. To further promote ecosystem prosperity, zkVerifier Node holders will also receive token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Key Information about Lumoz Node Sale: Participation methods: Pre-Sale: The pre-sale round starts on June 17 and is only open to users with a pre-sale invitation code. Pre-sale participants can secure licenses at a lower price earlier than others and start earning Lumoz points sooner, resulting in lower costs and higher returns.


Whitelist Sale: The whitelist round starts on June 25 and is open to users worldwide. However, participants must register for the whitelist and deposit 100 USDT between June 17 and June 24 to secure their whitelist qualification. More details about the node sale, Pre-sale and Whitelist Campaign rules will be officially announced soon. Please stay tuned to Lumoz's official Twitter and Discord! About Lumoz: Lumoz is a leading DePIN computing network and ZK-RaaS platform, utilizing PoW mining mechanism to provide ZKP computing power for ZK-Rollups. Currently, it has launched ETH L2 product ZKFair and BTC L2 product Merlin Chain, with more L2 chains to be introduced in the future. In the first half of this year, Lumoz announced the completion of Pre-A and strategic financing rounds. So far, institutions including OKX Ventures, HashKey Capital, KuCoin Ventures, Polygon, IDG Blockchain, NGC Ventures, Gate Ventures, GGV, MH Ventures, BWARE LABS, Comma3 Ventures, among others, have participated, raising a total of $14 million for Lumoz. It's worth mentioning that Lumoz has completed two rounds of incentive Testnets, with a total participation of 282K users, 28,137 validators, 145 PoW miners, and over 60 deployed ecosystem projects. According to the official roadmap, Lumoz is expected to launch its Mainnet in Q3 of this year. The modular compute layer & ZKRaaS platform Lumoz has announced the global launch of the zkVerifier Node Sale event. The node pre-sale and whitelist registration will officially start on June 17 at 3 PM(UTC+8). This time Lumoz zkVerifier Node cap is set at 200,000, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Users worldwide can register for the whitelist to participate in the whitelist round or use a pre-sale invitation code to pay a 20% deposit for the Pre-sale round, securing nodes at a lower price. Users who successfully purchase nodes will qualify to participate in the 40 million Lumoz points event. After the Lumoz mainnet launch, 25% of the tokens will be produced through zkVerifier node mining. Additionally, node holders will receive multiple rewards, including potential token airdrops from new chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Why should users purchase a Lumoz zkVerifier Node？ Why should users purchase a Lumoz zkVerifier Node？ Facing the challenge of high computational costs in the current zero-knowledge computing field, the Lumoz network leverages its deep expertise in ZKP and innovatively optimizes circuits and algorithms to significantly enhance computational efficiency. This effectively addresses the high costs and low efficiency faced by Rollup projects, lowering the barrier for ordinary users to participate in the zero-knowledge computing market. As a crucial part of the Lumoz network's verification layer, zkVerifier nodes provide great convenience for ordinary users to participate in the zero-knowledge (ZK) computing network, while also taking on the important responsibility of maintaining network data security. Users can easily participate in ZK computing by running lightweight nodes and receive corresponding rewards from the network. This innovative initiative will also promote the widespread application of zero-knowledge computing technology, bringing broader application prospects to the entire industry. As a crucial part of the Lumoz network's verification layer, zkVerifier nodes provide great convenience for ordinary users to participate in the zero-knowledge (ZK) computing network, while also taking on the important responsibility of maintaining network data security. With the official launch of the zkVerifier Node sale, global community users have the opportunity to fairly participate in the operation of the Lumoz network. While collectively maintaining network security and stability, they can also earn rewards provided by Lumoz. Lumoz zkVerifier Node rewards include: Lumoz zkVerifier Node rewards include: 40 million Lumoz points (before TGE). Lumoz will launch a 40 million Lumoz points event starting on June 25, lasting for 40 days. Users who successfully purchase and stake nodes can share 1 million Lumoz points daily. These points can be exchanged for mainnet tokens after Lumoz TGE (expected in Q3 2024). 25% Lumoz Token incentive (after TGE). Based on Lumoz's latest valuation of $300 million, 25% of MOZ tokens are valued at up to $75 million. Token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Lumoz currently has over 20 excellent ETH L2 and BTC L2 products live on the Mainnet/Testnet, such as ZKFair and Merlin Chain. Lumoz plans to launch more L2 chains, covering various fields like BTC, AI, DePIN, Game, and Social. To further promote ecosystem prosperity, zkVerifier Node holders will also receive token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. 40 million Lumoz points (before TGE). Lumoz will launch a 40 million Lumoz points event starting on June 25, lasting for 40 days. Users who successfully purchase and stake nodes can share 1 million Lumoz points daily. These points can be exchanged for mainnet tokens after Lumoz TGE (expected in Q3 2024). 40 million Lumoz points (before TGE). 40 million Lumoz points (before TGE). 25% Lumoz Token incentive (after TGE). Based on Lumoz's latest valuation of $300 million, 25% of MOZ tokens are valued at up to $75 million. 25% Lumoz Token incentive (after TGE). 25% Lumoz Token incentive (after TGE). Token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Lumoz currently has over 20 excellent ETH L2 and BTC L2 products live on the Mainnet/Testnet, such as ZKFair and Merlin Chain. Lumoz plans to launch more L2 chains, covering various fields like BTC, AI, DePIN, Game, and Social. To further promote ecosystem prosperity, zkVerifier Node holders will also receive token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Token airdrops from potential L2 chains within the Lumoz ecosystem. Key Information about Lumoz Node Sale: Key Information about Lumoz Node Sale: Participation methods: Pre-Sale: The pre-sale round starts on June 17 and is only open to users with a pre-sale invitation code. Pre-sale participants can secure licenses at a lower price earlier than others and start earning Lumoz points sooner, resulting in lower costs and higher returns. Whitelist Sale: The whitelist round starts on June 25 and is open to users worldwide. However, participants must register for the whitelist and deposit 100 USDT between June 17 and June 24 to secure their whitelist qualification. Pre-Sale: The pre-sale round starts on June 17 and is only open to users with a pre-sale invitation code. Pre-sale participants can secure licenses at a lower price earlier than others and start earning Lumoz points sooner, resulting in lower costs and higher returns. Pre-Sale : The pre-sale round starts on June 17 and is only open to users with a pre-sale invitation code. Pre-sale participants can secure licenses at a lower price earlier than others and start earning Lumoz points sooner, resulting in lower costs and higher returns. Pre-Sale Whitelist Sale: The whitelist round starts on June 25 and is open to users worldwide. However, participants must register for the whitelist and deposit 100 USDT between June 17 and June 24 to secure their whitelist qualification. Whitelist Sale : The whitelist round starts on June 25 and is open to users worldwide. However, participants must register for the whitelist and deposit 100 USDT between June 17 and June 24 to secure their whitelist qualification. Whitelist Sale More details about the node sale, Pre-sale and Whitelist Campaign rules will be officially announced soon. Please stay tuned to Lumoz's official Twitter and Discord ! official Twitter Discord About Lumoz: About Lumoz: Lumoz is a leading DePIN computing network and ZK-RaaS platform, utilizing PoW mining mechanism to provide ZKP computing power for ZK-Rollups. Currently, it has launched ETH L2 product ZKFair and BTC L2 product Merlin Chain , with more L2 chains to be introduced in the future. ZKFair Merlin Chain In the first half of this year, Lumoz announced the completion of Pre-A and strategic financing rounds. So far, institutions including OKX Ventures, HashKey Capital, KuCoin Ventures, Polygon, IDG Blockchain, NGC Ventures, Gate Ventures, GGV, MH Ventures, BWARE LABS, Comma3 Ventures, among others, have participated, raising a total of $14 million for Lumoz. Pre-A strategic It's worth mentioning that Lumoz has completed two rounds of incentive Testnets, with a total participation of 282K users, 28,137 validators, 145 PoW miners, and over 60 deployed ecosystem projects. According to the official roadmap, Lumoz is expected to launch its Mainnet in Q3 of this year.

Lumoz Node Sale is Coming in Hot! Pre-sale and Whitelist Registration Begins June 17

লুমোজ নোড বিক্রি হচ্ছে গরমে! প্রি-সেল এবং হোয়াইটলিস্ট রেজিস্ট্রেশন 17 জুন থেকে শুরু হবে

Der Lumoz Node Sale ist heiß! Vorverkauf und Whitelist-Registrierung beginnen am 17. Juni

¡La venta de nodos Lumoz está llegando! La preventa y el registro en la lista blanca comienzan el 17 de junio

La vente de nœuds Lumoz arrive à chaud ! L'inscription aux préventes et à la liste blanche commence le 17 juin

लुमोज़ नोड की बिक्री जोरों पर है! प्री-सेल और व्हाइटलिस्ट पंजीकरण 17 जून से शुरू होगा

Lumoz Node セールが熱く盛り上がっています! 先行販売とホワイトリスト登録は 6 月 17 日から開始されます

Lumoz 노드 세일이 뜨겁게 다가오고 있습니다! 사전 판매 및 화이트리스트 등록이 6월 17일부터 시작됩니다.

A promoção do Lumoz Node está chegando! A pré-venda e o registro na lista de permissões começam em 17 de junho

Распродажа узлов Lumoz уже в самом разгаре! Предварительная продажа и регистрация в белый список начнутся 17 июня.

Lumoz Bağlantı Noktası İndirimi Başlıyor! Ön Satış ve Beyaz Liste Kayıtları 17 Haziran'da Başlıyor

Chương trình giảm giá Lumoz Node đang diễn ra hấp dẫn! Bán trước và đăng ký danh sách trắng bắt đầu vào ngày 17 tháng 6

Lumoz 节点销售火热进行中！预售和白名单注册将于 6 月 17 日开始

Morph, a rising layer 2 player that has recently stepped into the light to redefine what it means to be both scalable and consumer-centric, has an exciting surprise for its users. With a live testnet blossoming with the energy of innovation and the promise of growth, Morph has crafted a crucial program to keep momentum going. The Morph Zoo is a multi-phased adventure designed to introduce participants to the expansive capabilities of Morph while rewarding their curiosity and engagement. Morph Zoo's Season 1: The Genesis Jungle is set to start on May 13. This season invites explorers into the foundation of what will become Morph's future mainnet. Participants' actions and insights will play a critical role in sculpting the Morph ecosystem, with the platform evolving responsively to the community's input and interaction. Think of the Genesis Jungle as a lush digital landscape filled with new and exciting consumer-centric dApps to be discovered. Of course, as a reward for their adventurous spirit, users receive Morph Points for all approved interactions. Morph Points represent a user's level of activity, engagement, and contributions to the ecosystem. Though the specific prizes and rewards that these points can be redeemed for remain a surprise for now, history may be a good indicator of what's to come. Dapp engagement isn't the only way to earn points. Daily check-ins will grant users Voting Power. Voting Power offers a method of expression for individual voices within the Morph community, allowing participants to cast votes for their favorite projects, in turn signaling what they desire to see flourish on Morph. Voting also earns Morph Points, further incentivizing the community to take an active role in Morph's evolution. Additionally, The Genesis Jungle promises a series of unique side expeditions with upcoming Morph partner events that will grant extra Morph Points, expanding the routes through which explorers can accumulate their rewards. However, participating in this event goes far beyond another points program, it means joining the consumer blockchain revolution. For those who don't already know, Morph entered the stage with an innovative approach, combining the best aspects of optimistic rollups and zk technology to create a Layer 2 solution that will revolutionize the Ethereum scaling experience. On top of this, the platform is powered by a decentralized sequencer network ensuring efficiency and robust security, reinforced by the acclaimed Tendermint consensus mechanism. Morph's modular architecture, elegant in design, promises unparalleled flexibility, adapting to the ever-changing landscape of user and developer needs. Yet, what truly distinguishes Morph is its unwavering commitment to being the leader of consumer-centric blockchain solutions. The vision is simple yet profound: to deliver a blockchain experience that’s as intuitive and indispensable as the everyday apps that people love and rely on but with all the added benefits of decentralization, security, and user empowerment. Morph envisions a world where blockchain is seamlessly woven into the fabric of daily digital life, where transactions, interactions, and innovations occur with ease and transparency. If you're ready for the blockchain experience to evolve and Morph, the Genesis Jungle awaits. For further information and to join the adventure, visit https://www.morphl2.io/points/. About Morph Morph is a fully permissionless EVM L2 that uses a combination of optimistic and zero knowledge rollup technology to enable limitless possibilities in finance, gaming, social media, and entertainment. Morph is the first Layer 2 on Ethereum to launch with a decentralized sequencer, aligning it with several core principles of web3 — decentralization, censorship resistance, and security. The blockchain was built with mainstream audiences like gamers and social media users in mind, making it a user-friendly option for developers who require a chain to build these types of apps on. Website | Twitter |Discord | Telegram | Medium｜Linkedin This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. Morph, a rising layer 2 player that has recently stepped into the light to redefine what it means to be both scalable and consumer-centric, has an exciting surprise for its users. With a live testnet blossoming with the energy of innovation and the promise of growth, Morph has crafted a crucial program to keep momentum going. The Morph Zoo is a multi-phased adventure designed to introduce participants to the expansive capabilities of Morph while rewarding their curiosity and engagement. Morph Zoo's Season 1: The Genesis Jungle is set to start on May 13. This season invites explorers into the foundation of what will become Morph's future mainnet. Participants' actions and insights will play a critical role in sculpting the Morph ecosystem, with the platform evolving responsively to the community's input and interaction. Morph Zoo's Season 1: The Genesis Jungle Morph Zoo's Season 1: The Genesis Jungle Think of the Genesis Jungle as a lush digital landscape filled with new and exciting consumer-centric dApps to be discovered. Of course, as a reward for their adventurous spirit, users receive Morph Points for all approved interactions. Morph Points represent a user's level of activity, engagement, and contributions to the ecosystem. Though the specific prizes and rewards that these points can be redeemed for remain a surprise for now, history may be a good indicator of what's to come. Dapp engagement isn't the only way to earn points. Daily check-ins will grant users Voting Power. Voting Power offers a method of expression for individual voices within the Morph community, allowing participants to cast votes for their favorite projects, in turn signaling what they desire to see flourish on Morph. Voting also earns Morph Points, further incentivizing the community to take an active role in Morph's evolution. Additionally, The Genesis Jungle promises a series of unique side expeditions with upcoming Morph partner events that will grant extra Morph Points, expanding the routes through which explorers can accumulate their rewards. However, participating in this event goes far beyond another points program, it means joining the consumer blockchain revolution. For those who don't already know, Morph entered the stage with an innovative approach, combining the best aspects of optimistic rollups and zk technology to create a Layer 2 solution that will revolutionize the Ethereum scaling experience. On top of this, the platform is powered by a decentralized sequencer network ensuring efficiency and robust security, reinforced by the acclaimed Tendermint consensus mechanism. Morph's modular architecture, elegant in design, promises unparalleled flexibility, adapting to the ever-changing landscape of user and developer needs. Yet, what truly distinguishes Morph is its unwavering commitment to being the leader of consumer-centric blockchain solutions. The vision is simple yet profound: to deliver a blockchain experience that’s as intuitive and indispensable as the everyday apps that people love and rely on but with all the added benefits of decentralization, security, and user empowerment. Morph envisions a world where blockchain is seamlessly woven into the fabric of daily digital life, where transactions, interactions, and innovations occur with ease and transparency. If you're ready for the blockchain experience to evolve and Morph, the Genesis Jungle awaits. For further information and to join the adventure, visit https://www.morphl2.io/points/ . Morph, https://www.morphl2.io/points/ https://www.morphl2.io/points/ About Morph Morph is a fully permissionless EVM L2 that uses a combination of optimistic and zero knowledge rollup technology to enable limitless possibilities in finance, gaming, social media, and entertainment. Morph is the first Layer 2 on Ethereum to launch with a decentralized sequencer, aligning it with several core principles of web3 — decentralization, censorship resistance, and security. The blockchain was built with mainstream audiences like gamers and social media users in mind, making it a user-friendly option for developers who require a chain to build these types of apps on. Website | Twitter | Discord | Telegram | Medium｜ Linkedin Website Website Twitter Twitter Discord Discord Telegram Telegram Medium ｜ Medium Linkedin This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here . here here

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