Flare Blockchain APIs now available on Google Cloud Platform
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Flare, a Layer 1 blockchain platform that offers decentralized access to high-integrity data from other chains and the Internet, has made its blockchain APIs available on the Google Cloud Marketplace. This integration allows developers to now easily make blockchain transactions and retrieve real-time data from Flare’s nodes as well as Connected Chain nodes.
Available Blockchain APIs on the Google Cloud Marketplace
Developers can now access blockchain APIs through the Google Cloud Marketplace, which includes a number of platforms such as the following:
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Ethereum (ETH)
- Dogecoin (DOGE)
- Litecoin (LTC)
- XRP
- BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
- Algorand (ALGO)
- Songbird (SGB)
- Flare (FLR)
Additionally, as Flare adds more blockchain APIs to their API portal, they will automatically become available to Google Cloud users building applications on the platform.
Blockchain APIs for seamless programming
Blockchain APIs are important tools that allow developers to build applications that perform transactions on the blockchain and access chain data about its current state. By using APIs, developers can avoid maintaining separate nodes for each blockchain they want to communicate with, which becomes invaluable when developing cross-chain applications that require access to multiple databases.
Flare’s available APIs
Developers can easily access Flare’s available APIs through the API portal with just one login, using their Google Cloud account. In addition, customers may commit to the cost of Flare’s APIs purchased through the Google Cloud Marketplace. Flare’s EVM-based Layer 1 works towards increasing the value of the blockchain by giving developers decentralized access to high-quality data from other chains and Web2 sources.
Benefits of Flare’s Blockchain APIs
According to Josh Edwards, VP of Engineering at Flare, the increased availability of leading blockchain APIs on platforms such as Google Cloud Marketplace can help reduce barriers to participation in the Web3 ecosystem. This development can significantly ease the burden of expensive hardware costs and ongoing maintenance that often comes with experimenting with blockchain technology and its many use cases.
Furthermore, the API portal acts as a safety net for larger exchanges and wallets in case of problems with their own systems. Edwards believes that this development will enable larger organizations and partners to safely and securely experiment with a set of approved Web3 APIs. As a result, developers will have more flexibility to create applications without worrying about the infrastructure, enabling them to focus more on creating and shipping high-quality products.
Future of Flares Blockchain APIs
Google Cloud Marketplace’s inclusion of every blockchain tied to Flare’s data and interoperability architecture is expected to give developers access to the top 100 blockchains. This will allow them to expand their potential use cases and increase the blockchain’s value.
Final thoughts
Flare’s blockchain APIs on the Google Cloud Marketplace will make it easier for developers to access blockchain technology and experiment with its many uses. It also provides a safety net for larger exchanges and wallets in case of system problems. With Flare’s EVM-based Layer 1 and the integration of the Google Cloud Marketplace APIs, developers can focus on creating and shipping great products without worrying about infrastructure headaches.
Giancarlo is an economist and researcher by profession. Before joining Blockzeit’s dynamic team, he handled several crypto projects for both the public and private sectors as a project manager for a consulting firm.
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