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| > **VATZ** is mainly designed to check the node status in real time and get the alert notification of all blockchain protocols, including metrics that doesn't supported by protocol itself. |
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Just some comment. I think when we started VATZ, VATZ is not just a monitoring tool but will also automate node management too in long-term future. Is it still valid or narrowed down to monitoring tool?
If VATZ will/can manage node too in future, please elaborate this paragraph. For example, ..., In future, we expect VATZ will help node operator to automate node operation in addition to monitoring.
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just updated over all as below with mentioning upcoming features that is targeting both of the monitoring and the automation.
... supported by the protocol itself. Features for helping node operators such as automation that enable node manage orchestration and controlling VATZ over CLI commands are going to be available in near future.
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| VATZ is a total node management tool that is designed to be customizable and expandable through plug-in from the initial design stage. |
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I simply describe general ideas of VATZ and mainly focused on emphasizing using gRPC is enable to develop plugins with language you want and I so prefer extra comments for upcoming features stay on top paragraph only.
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1. Type of change
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2. Summary
close #151
This is a PR for #151 which demonstrate
VATZ project design AS-IS and Short term of To-BE
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