Blockchain Nodes Provider GetBlock Introduces the New Dashboard with Updated Statistics

TAUNUSSTEIN, Germany - April 12, 2021 - PRLog -- GetBlock have been busy at work building out a blockchain developer platform that can be used for immediate API connection of an app to more than 40 nodes of high-ranked cryptocurrencies. Today, the company is ready to introduce the newly released GetBlock Dashboard (https://account.getblock.io). It represents an updated version of the personal area that can give developers wider opportunities with enhanced tools and analytics services.

Account and its features

GetBlock Dashboard is the user's personal page that allows him to work with API keys, track request volume, monitor statistics and use documentation and information about features that are stored.

In the new version, the service's developers added new interface elements, tabs and counters.

Let's start with the Balance or the so-called requests counter, where users can see the current number of available requests, including the free ones.

Every registered GetBlock user gets a daily bonus: 40,000 free requests (but unused requests can't be transferred to the next day). In the new interface, they also added a timer that shows when the new ones will be credited.

A simple way to work with API keys

Each account owner can create an unlimited number of API keys. Users who have several projects can get an individual key for each one.

The new GetBlock Dashboard also has a feature for deleting API keys. To sum up, now users can create as many keys as they need, manage them by changing settings, limits and name (rename), and also delete unused ones.

Improved statistic

Every user of GetBlock Dashboard can see statistics that are displayed as graphs. The following data can be seen:

• Method calls per particular period

The resource has been optimized and now developers can see methods for a particular cryptocurrency. Timespan can be set as well, the GetBlock team plans to expand it till one year in the near future;

• Top 10 method calls

The method is essentially what function a certain node is asked to execute. For example, the most commonly used methods for Ethereum (https://getblock.io/nodes/eth).

This option helps to optimize request usage and plan for demand even if the number of nodes changes.

More information for developers

The Documentation (https://getblock.io/docs/) tab which can be seen in the side menu of the account was updated as well. It contains useful information for developers and other users:

• GetBlock Docs overview
• Authentication with API Key
• Explanation of API methods

GetBlock also added a Postman Collection. It contains all the available endpoints of nodes provided by the service, and every user can get quick access to a required one.
In the Docs tab, you can also find nodes endpoints for all blockchains provided by GetBlock.