Hello,
I am currently exploring libp2p for building decentralized applications and I have come across some questions regarding the scalability and performance of peer-to-peer (P2P) networks. While I understand the core features, such as peer discovery, transport protocols and NAT traversal…, I am interested in learning about best practices for scaling P2P networks efficiently.
What strategies can be employed to maintain low latency and high throughput as the network grows in size: ??
How can libp2p handle large-scale deployments while ensuring that peers can reliably find and connect with each other in real-time: ??
Are there any common pitfalls when scaling P2P networks in libp2p that I should be aware of: ??
I am looking for insights from developers who have experience with libp2p in large-scale environments. Any suggestions, resources, or examples would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance !!
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.