Fractus Count - getzelnodecount API about flux HOT 8 CLOSED

From Flux blockchain - Flux Daemon prespecitve, Thunder node class has the same collateral requirements and behaves the same as Cumulus node. The difference is in the benchmarking perspective and how FluxOS later treats that. Currently it is not technically doable to put thunder-enabled property there in some easy way - would require a change in fluxbench/fluxd.
@blondfrogs That would probably mess with serialisation on how flux confirmation messages as sent to network if we add like thunder boolean property right.

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@TheTrunk Totally understand and make sense. Daemon works with the reward/rank side. This is not high priority at all, just wanted to know if there is an easy way to get some sort of count. I potentially pull all Zellnodes and then filter Thunder = True just wanted to see if there is possibly something else that i can hit to get a count.

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I fetch this data: https://stats.runonflux.io/fluxinfo?projection=benchmark then look for the thunder flag on each node. It's the only way I know for now, because it's only the benchmark that knows about Fractus nodes.

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@sygem Thanks had a quick look

Data is good, just need to figure out how to make it quick as it will be a big pull :)

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The projection is quite flexible - you can just choose the fields you want to minimize data. Like this: https://stats.runonflux.io/fluxinfo?projection=benchmark.bench.thunder,benchmark.bench.ipaddress

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I had a question about this in general, how often is this data updated/scraped?

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https://stats.runonflux.io/fluxinfo?projection=benchmark.bench.thunder,benchmark.bench.ipaddress

Super thanks, didnt you you could filter the output. Reduces the size drastically and cutting time almost half. Ill have a dabble to see how i can make it work. Thanks for the help!

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Managed to get data making use of the stat.runonflux.io data. Successfully updated the Fluxnode website to include this data.

thanks @sygem

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