To create a distributed register in go, we can start by defining our own blockchain data structure. We will use proof of work consensus algorithm to maintain the integrity of the blockchain.
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Next, we can create a function to generate new blocks and add them to the blockchain.
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We also need to define functions to verify the validity of each block in the blockchain.
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To implement peer-to-peer communication among nodes in our distributed system, we can use packages like net/http
and encoding/json
. We can have each node broadcast their blockchain to other nodes and keep their own copy of the longest valid blockchain.
Overall, creating a distributed register using go involves designing a proof of work blockchain, implementing block validation functions, and allowing for peer-to-peer communication among nodes in the network.
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