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# Technology

The game is being developed on Unity. We plan to have both an APK and a WebGL version.

### Back End:

#### Languages and Frameworks

We use full Openshift 4 clusters to host several microservices written with Quarkus (Java designed specifically for containers) and Node.js/Typescript. 

We use 3Scale running on Openshift as well to manage any APIs we create.

We run Openshift 4 on bare metal nodes. We have Threadrippers capable of running RPC Nodes for unfettered access to on-chain data.

#### Database

MongoDB replica set running as a StatefulSet on Openshft 4. 

Multiple back-ups and DR  solutions are in place. Including Ansible jobs to send copies to s3 buckets.

### Clients:

#### Languages and Frameworks

React and React Native, Typescript, and Node.js for browser-based front ends.

The Inter The Dungeon games are created with Unity for a native desktop and mobile gaming experience.

### Nodes:

&#x20;We're currently running a Ronin node (interthedungeon-non-validator @<https://stats.roninchain.com/> ) with a pending application to run a validator node.


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