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### Improving resilience with RPC fallback
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HyperIndex supports a multi-layered data source architecture through RPC fallback capability. While HyperSync provides excellent performance and reliability, implementing redundant data sources follows best practices for mission-critical applications.
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HyperIndex allows you to configure additional RPC providers as fallback data sources. This redundancy is **recommended** for production deployments to ensure continuous operation of your indexer. If HyperSync experiences any interruption, your indexer will automatically switch to the fallback RPC provider.
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Adding an RPC fallback provides:
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Adding an RPC fallback provides these benefits:
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- **High availability architecture**: Ensures continuous indexing even during unplanned HyperSync outages
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- **Multi-provider resilience**: Creates a fault-tolerant system that can gracefully handle any network disruptions
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- **Complete control**: Gives you additional options for how your indexer accesses blockchain data
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- **High availability**: Your indexer continues to function even during temporary HyperSync outages
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- **Automatic failover**: The system detects issues and switches to fallback RPC without manual intervention
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- **Operational control**: You can specify which RPC providers to use as fallbacks based on your requirements
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Configure it by providing an `rpc` field in your network configuration:
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Configure a fallback RPC by adding the `rpc` field to your network configuration:
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