Initialize peer stats with past events#3272
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We initialize peer statistics by reading past events from the `AuditDb`. We read events in chunks to avoid overloading the DB or the RAM. We only return peer statistics to callers once we've finished reading past data from the DB. Note that on-chain statistics need to be computed whenever statistics are requested, because they require merging data from two distincts events (transaction published and transaction confirmed), which requires keeping state between those events and thus requires the DB (because the node may restart after publishing a transaction and before it confirms).
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We initialize peer statistics by reading past events from the
AuditDb. We read events in chunks to avoid overloading the DB or the RAM. We only return peer statistics to callers once we've finished reading past data from the DB.Note that on-chain statistics need to be computed whenever statistics are requested, because they require merging data from two distincts events (transaction published and transaction confirmed), which requires keeping state between those events and thus requires the DB (because the node may restart after publishing a transaction and before it confirms).