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quicknode-reference-architecture

Analyze and design a QuickNode production boundary that separates control-plane API keys, data-plane endpoint tokens, chain reads and writes, event ingestion, durable state, and observability. Use when multiple services or QuickNode products need clear ownership and failure isolation. Trigger with: "analyze QuickNode architecture", "design QuickNode infrastructure", "audit QuickNode trust boundaries".

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# QuickNode Production Reference Architecture

## Overview

Separate provisioning and account governance from chain traffic, and separate synchronous reads/writes from asynchronous event ingestion. Give every credential, endpoint, cursor, queue, and recovery path one owner.

## Prerequisites

- Service inventory and trust boundaries
- Chain/network, method, history, write, and event requirements
- SLO, recovery, compliance, and cost constraints

## Instructions
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