Integrations
QANplatform fits into your existing infrastructure.
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QANplatform fits into your existing infrastructure.
Last updated
[Market problem]: Unpredictable Time-To-Implementation
Unlike with widely-used enterprise software solutions, there is a lack of compatible programming languages, automated workflow integration possibilities at existing blockchain platforms. These challenges are hindering blockchain mass adoption.
FAQ: All technology features and the entire ecosystem will be gradually released after the launch of the QAN public blockchain (MainNet).
Automatic Rapid Cloud Platform Deployment
Ethereum EVM Compatibility
Multi-language Smart Contracts
Private and Public blockchain (Hybrid blockchain)
Deployment integrations
Virtualized machine integrations
Official support for selected bare-metal models
Oracle APIs
QANplatform's mission is to empower anyone to build rapidly and securely on the blockchain. Quantum-resistant security is our unique selling point (USP), but we take one step back and focus on lowering the entry barrier for the developer community. This is to empower startups and enterprises to build their Proof-of-Concepts (PoC) and Minimum Viable Products (MVP) as fast as possible to reach time-to-market and mass adoption of QANplatform.
QANplatform solves this issue by building integrations to existing, widely used and loved programming languages (TypeScript, Rust), DevOps technologies (Docker, Kubernetes), and Cloud Platforms (Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure).
Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, DigitalOcean, or Linode
Cloud computing and blockchain technology are two of the top strategic technology trends in the past five years. Both technologies gained even more focus and criticality after the COVID-19 pandemic because of their distributed and privacy-enhanced characteristics.
Thanks to the automated Rapid Cloud Platform Deployment feature developed by QANplatform, developers can deploy the QAN private blockchain in less than 5 minutes to major cloud platforms like Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, DigitalOcean, or Linode.
Smart contract developers can cut the deployment time by 80% compared to installing other blockchains like Ethereum, Polkadot or Algorand.
Projects running currently on Ethereum can move easily to QANplatform thanks to Ethereum EVM compatibility.
Developers will be able to move their existing codebase which they wrote in Solidity and used in Ethereum since QANplatform is fully Ethereum EVM compatible.
QANplatform's QVM will let developers run any kind of application, which would be able to run on a Linux Kernel.
Developers will be able to code smart contracts in: JavaScript, Go, Java, TypeScript, Python, Rust, C#, PHP, C, Scala, ObjectiveC ...
One of QANplatform's IP is the unique Multi-language Smart Contract methodology (Hyperpolyglot). Thanks to this approach developers are not forced to learn a new programming language (like Solidity) to write smart contracts for it. Developers can use their most loved programming language to build on QANplatform.
Docker, Kubernetes, Single-Host
Developers don't need to waste hours setting up the environment. Use Docker to get all the packages and libraries needed for setting up your QAN private blockchain in minutes. Easily deploy your QAN private blockchain with these systems (Docker, Kubernetes, Single-Host) and define later which of your data will be published on the QAN public blockchain.
VMware, Xen, Microsoft Hyper-V, VirtualBox, KVM
Run your QAN private blockchain on your preferred virtualized machine.
Apple, HP, Dell
Run your QAN private blockchain on your preferred bare-metal server.
Chainlink, Band Protocol
Connect smart contracts to the data sources and APIs they need to fulfill their tasks.
Key Takeaway — [Integrations]:
Automatic Rapid Cloud Platform Deployment (Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure...)
Ethereum EVM Compatibility
Programming language integration with Linux Kernel compatible languages
Deployment integrations (Docker, Kubernetes, Single-Host)
Virtualized machine integrations (VMware, Xen, Microsoft Hyper-V, VirtualBox, KVM)
Bare-metal integrations (Apple, HP, Dell)
Oracle APIs (Chainlink, Band Protocol)
