Appchain Deployment
Connecting you to the world of web3 through API's
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You can find Blockops quick start guides here: Getting Started with Blockops
To get started, visit https://blockops.network and navigate to the Appchain Deployment page. You can either register for a new account or log in if you already have one.
After your account has been verified, you'll be directed to the Appchain Deployment dashboard, which allows you to create projects, monitor analytics, or raise support requests.
Press Create project to select any of the available networks on Blockops. Select the network you want to connect, and fill in the create project form.
Finally click Deploy project button after filling all the sections in the form
You’ll be taken to a page where you can view all your Appchain deployments with various status.
The Blockops API service has a limit on the number of requests that can be made to each API endpoint. The limit depends on whether you are using the public rpc endpoint or an API key.
The number of requests you can make before reaching the limit or being rate-limited will vary based on your chosen method of access.
Public API endpoint - 50 requests/second
Private API endpoint - 1000 requests/second
Typically only aggressive use should experience rate limiting.
Customers running into rate limits are encouraged to contact us. We'll work with you to determine how best to avoid rate limits.
The following error codes are frequently returned by our API service. However, it's important to note that this list doesn't include errors related to network-specific business logic.
401
Unauthorized Access
Invalid and unathorized user or organization
404
No route matched
This indicates the specific page you are trying to visit is non-existent
500
Internal Server Error
Something went wrong inside our servers. Contact support.
429
Too Many Requests
You have exceeded your request limit.
The project List shows all projects, the network type, the creation date, and the status of the project. You also have the ability to search the projects by name.
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