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Add ability to create RPC service chain #5226
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We want to update the `fetch` middleware in `eth-json-rpc-middleware` and the Infura middleware in `eth-json-rpc-infura` to automatically fail over to alternate RPC endpoints when the desired endpoint is down. To do this, we need a way to string together a collection of RPC services, where the first service represents the primary endpoint, the second service is failover for the first, the third service is a failover for the second, etc. This composite object should conform to the same interface as an RPC service so consumers do not have to care whether they are working with a single endpoint or a chain of them. Also expose `AbstractRpcService` so that we can make use of it in the middleware packages.
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LGTM! I left some minor suggestions
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We want to update the
fetch
middleware ineth-json-rpc-middleware
and the Infura middleware ineth-json-rpc-infura
to automatically fail over to alternate RPC endpoints when the desired endpoint is down. To do this, we need a way to string together a collection of RPC services, where the first service represents the primary endpoint, the second service is the failover for the first, the third service is a failover for the second, etc. This composite object should conform to the same interface as an RPC service so consumers do not have to care whether they are working with a single endpoint or a chain of them.References
Closes #5222.
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