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We are thrilled to announce the official release of Nano node V27.1 Denarius which is now available for upgrade -  a major milestone! 

This release marks a significant enhancement of the network's robustness, focusing on spam prevention, scalability, and improving the overall user experience.

What's in V27.1?

• Fair Queueing enhancements
• Election/block handling improvements
• Representative handling improvements
• Network handling rewrite
• Network Flow Control improvements
• Configurable Logging
• Voting Mechanism Reinvented: Up to 255 Votes Per Message
• Bounded Block Backlog Preparation

View the release notes: https://docs.nano.org/releases/release-v27-1/

For more in-depth information you can read our recent blog article: https://nano.org/en/blog/v27-denarius-preview--eb8bceac

With the aim of updating our website to be more in line with the volunteer, collaborative model that we now operate, we’ve updated the Nano Foundation page! 

The V27 beta testing has entered its fourth round, as announced by gr0vity in the Discord channel on July 9.

"Beta testing for V27 continues. This addresses some issues identified in previous rounds mainly when using RocksDB backend. During this phase of testing, we continue to focus on confirmation times and overall system stability as we move closer to the Release Candidate (RC) phase."

So far, results have been positive, with improved performance for transaction confirmations and bootstrapping nodes even facing a high load of transactions, simulating "spam." The nano developer and beta tester gr0vity also reported some of these improvements on the same day.

"I did some testing on confirmation durations with 100 additional bootstrapping nodes.

You can see that the additional bootstrapping nodes have no negative impact on confirmation durations. This shows that we successfully met our target for V27, which aimed to ensure priority blocks confirm quickly even under spam conditions. In all tested situations, the median confirmation duration is around 1 second.

Previously, similar tests on V26 resulted in extended confirmation times for priority blocks, exceeding 15 seconds most of the time. However, there still is an impact on throughput with additional nodes, which drops from ~350cps to ~80cps. This will be addressed in an upcoming version via traffic shaping and a redesign of the network topology."

He also explained that these tests were using a single bucket of transactions.

The beta testing continues, and everyone is welcome to take part in the tests before the final release.