Database delegation refers to assigning the management and operation of a database or specific data-related tasks to an external entity or automated system. In blockchain, this can pertain to outsourcing data storage or query processing to specialized layers or services. It aims to offload computational burdens from the main chain, enhancing scalability.
Context
Within decentralized application (dApp) development and blockchain infrastructure, database delegation is a strategy to address the data storage and retrieval limitations of on-chain operations. Solutions like decentralized storage networks or off-chain data indexing services represent forms of delegation. The security and integrity of delegated data remain a critical consideration for developers and users.
QEDB is a new protocol that uses specialized cryptographic data structures to verify complex SQL queries on large databases, yielding constant-size proofs.
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