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110 sats \ 1 reply \ @launchwindow 22 Jul 2023 \ parent \ on: I’m Henrik Skogstrom, CEO of LN Capital (Torq) AMA! bitcoin
I see. It sounds like your target customer will probably be running Torq in the cloud then... Have you considered offering it as a hosted service?
I.e. customers pay $x/mo to run a Torq instance on your hardware, and I can point it to my lnd instance somewhere else?
Or, at least provide guidance in the GitHub docs about the hardware provisioning requirements for Torq to perform adequately for a large scale node?
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20 sats \ 0 replies \ @ohskogstrom OP 22 Jul 2023
Installing Torq is as simple as pulling a docker image and connecting it to a postgres (TimescaleDB) database. Many are using Kubernetes and have this deployed alongside the rest of their services.
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