ritual-dapp-backend

You can track async job state by implementing a dedicated Job Monitor and a database schema that handles the nine-state job lifecycle. This setup allows your backend services to process short- and long-running async results and deliver real-time status updates to frontends via WebSocket or SSE.

The best way to index on-chain events and monitor async jobs is using a dedicated Job Monitor component within your backend architecture. This pattern tracks the nine-state job lifecycle, processes on-chain activity, and delivers real-time updates to dashboards or APIs via WebSocket or SSE connections.

Backends handle short- versus long-running async results by using a carefully designed database schema that tracks the nine-state job lifecycle. This schema ensures that both rapid and extended async precompile results are accurately monitored, processed, and delivered to frontends without state loss.

Yes, you can use WebSocket and SSE to deliver real-time job status and results to frontends. The backend architectural patterns support these protocols to push immediate updates regarding on-chain activity and the nine-state job lifecycle directly to connected clients.

Yes, a dedicated Job Monitor is required for robust event indexing and job lifecycle management in Ritual backends. It tracks the nine-state job lifecycle, monitors on-chain activity, and ensures that async precompile results are accurately processed and delivered to your dashboards or workers.