Global-Scale Sustainable Blockchain Fabric

Apache ResilientDB (Incubating) offers a high-throughput yielding distributed ledger built upon scale-centric design principles to democratize and decentralize computation

Renewing the Vision

The inception of Bitcoin and blockchain has renewed the vision of a democratic and decentralized computational paradigm. This vision aims to integrate privacy, integrity, transparency, and accountability directly into the computational model.

Paradigm Shift at the Core

At the heart of this paradigm shift lies a family of fault-tolerant consensus protocols. Historically, these have struggled to meet the performance demands of modern applications, signaling a need for evolution.

Reimagining Blockchain Fabric

To address these challenges, Apache ResilientDB (Incubating) has boldly reimagined the blockchain fabric through a scale-centric lens. Our complete redesign incorporates parallelism and deep pipelining at every layer, optimizing for modern hardware and global cloud infrastructure.

Main Features

Explore Apache ResilientDB (Incubating), a high-throughput blockchain fabric with a multi-threaded design.

GraphQL Support

Wallet Integration

SDK Support

In-Memory

Durable Storage

Multiple Interfaces

RPC Architecture

Dockerized CLI

Secure Authentication

Open Source

Publications

Our publications over the years

Download

Download ASF release of Apache ResilientDB (Incubating)

ResilientDB

v1.11.0

Download the latest source code release from Apache

ASF release

Verify Your Download

It is essential to verify the integrity of downloaded files using the PGP signature (.asc) or SHA512 hash (.sha512).

1. Download the KEYS file

First, download the KEYS file containing the public keys used to sign releases.

gpg --import KEYS

2. Verify using PGP signature

Download the .asc signature file and verify:

gpg --verify apache-resilientdb-1.11.0-incubating-src.tar.gz.asc apache-resilientdb-1.11.0-incubating-src.tar.gz

3. Verify using SHA512 hash

Download the .sha512 hash file and verify:

shasum -a 512 -c apache-resilientdb-1.11.0-incubating-src.tar.gz.sha512

On Linux, you can use sha512sum instead of shasum -a 512.