Geth

Geth Pruning Benchmarks and Quiet API Tradeoffs

Two pull requests against the geth repository closed in the same window today. One was a parallel state pruning experiment that ran into a database wall. The other was a defensive limit on a rarely used HTTP API that maintainers decided was not worth the maintenance load. Together they show how Ethereum execution client decisions actually get made: benchmarks, not narratives.

Geth Adds Code Cache Hit Miss Meters for Live Operator Visibility

Ethereum’s main execution client just landed a small but practical change. Code cache hit and miss meters now ship as first class Prometheus signals, so operators no longer have to dig through slow block JSON dumps. The kind of unglamorous engineering that compounds across the network.

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