The number of Managed Wallet (Credit Card) users in Akash Console has grown significantly since launch. As these users and customers look to scale their applications they need a programmatic way to deploy and manage the lifecycle of their workloads on Akash so that they can scale up/ down in response to demand for their applications.
One of the primary issues users face with Akash is the unexpected termination of leases due to depleted escrow funds. Implementing an alerting and notification system for this problem gives users the tools to monitor and take actions to alleviate the problem and associated frustration.
This AEP proposes enhancement of the `x/escrow` module with support of multiple funds depositors, enabling flexible fund management and improved automation workflows for deployment operations.
Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) guarantees code and data loaded inside to be protected with respect to confidentiality and integrity that is enforced at the processor level.
This AEP proposes enhancement of the `x/escrow` module with support of multiple funds depositors, enabling flexible fund management and improved automation workflows for deployment operations.
This AEP proposes implementing JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication for the Akash Provider API. This enhancement aims to improve the reliability of client API communication with leases during blockchain maintenance periods and provide more granular access control capabilities.
Integrations are a key part of Akash's ecosystem growth strategy. In order for integrations to happen quicker Akash needs a feature rich and easy to use library for both blockchain nodes and provider nodes.
Akash Console is the primary way that new users discover the magic of Akash Network and as such it is very important that the UX for getting them started be streamlined for maximum success along with somewhat generous trial credits comparable to other clouds (CSPs) in the industry.