The only remaining significant problem in dpos and bpos is that average users have a hard time running nodes.

Notes:

• Because rocksdb is a key piece here, we can only provide support to chains that have included some kind of fix for gorocksdb.
• These builds take relatively long, and in the case of chains with a front end, like Osmosis, the build includes the front end.
• Security here comes from minimalism only and is the user's responsibilty
• login: root/root
• every chain runs as root in systemd after state syncing as a boot script feel free to make a pr to put it in a container or a less priveliged user
• eventually we could have a web ui served on :80 and this could actually handle multiple chains
• This should be "amniesac". It should dump state and state sync at each boot. It's perfectly fine to validate like this, in "Jacob's expert opinion"
• The constraint is storage speed, not cpu
• RAM is kinda questionable and gaia likes 8gb
• ymmv