OpenregistryとCNTR (not launched yet)トークンの暗号資産分析とユーザーデータ

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カテゴリー:
CryptocurrencyNon-Fungible Tokens (NFT)Cosmos EcosystemInfrastructureToolingDevelopersLayer 1AutomationCloudBandwidthR&DBackupCloud computing

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最新価格

2021

設立年

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1日の総収益

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過去30日間の総収益

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TVL

alpha growthは、暗号資産Openregistry (CNTR (not launched yet))の最新の暗号資産分析とユーザーデータを提供しています。24時間ごとに更新されるOpenregistryのTVLとユーザー数のライブグラフは、入手可能な中で最も正確なデータです。ソーシャルメディア指標も他の追随を許さず、Openregistryプロジェクトの成功と参加ユーザー数を追跡できます。

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OpenRegistry is a decentralized container registry, which is fully compliant with the OCI Distribution Specification The specification provides similar capabilities as that of the Docker Registry HTTP API V2 protocol and more. Containers are the building blocks of modern infrastructure, and distributing them efficiently is a critical part of deploying applications. If you have ever deployed a webapp or even used one, there is very high chance that containers were involved. IPFS, Solana and Ethereum are few examples that use containers for building and developing their projects. Container Registries are a way for distributing these images to servers and local development environments. OpenRegistry aims to provide an Open-source and decentralised alternative to DockerHub. For the longest time DockerHub (Container Registry run by Docker) has been the most popular platform with more than 9 million users and over 400 Billion Container image Pulls till date. The global container and Kubernetes security market was valued at $714.0 million in 2020, and is projected to reach $8.24 billion by 2030. Open Containers Initiative is an Open Governance structure for the express purpose of creating Open industry standards around container formats and runtimes. Established in 2015 by Docker and other leaders in container industry like AWS, Alibaba Cloud, Chaingaurd, Cisco, Goldman Sachs, IBM, VMware, Google, Microsoft and many more. We believe, it’s about time an organisation from the Web3 community became a part of the OCI.