# Network Construction

**Network construction**

**1. Enter the service network**

Various roles enter the HyperGraph network to contribute to the overall network construction according to different resource conditions, technical capabilities and currency holdings.

Each index node attracts users to use the node through its own stable service reliability, developer evaluation, and different cost strategies. The node formally enters the service network and starts indexing and providing query services may be based on these conditions.

1. The application developer sends a signal to the index node by deploying a specific subgraph, and the index node starts to work.
2. The historical query volume of a certain node or subgraph also indicates the future service demand.
3. The amount of HGT mortgage of a certain node also provides an important reference for the automatic selection of the network. Higher mortgage volume means greater attention and confidence in service provision.

**2. Get service support**

The core developer is the initiator and maintenance member of the entire HyperGraph network, responsible for providing technical support and other services to the network members, including the following links:

1. The high-performance blockchain network has brought challenges to the existing technical architecture. HyperGraph builds infrastructure on the basis of Graph Node and other open source software to adapt to the high-performance blockchain network.
2. Responsible for the development of interactive interfaces other than the underlying services, and the formulation of basic operating rules and service standards for the HyperGraph network.
3. Assist in solving specific to practical problems in node operation, including software and hardware configuration, selection, optimization, etc.
4. Organize community members, coordinate community governance, reward distribution, node evaluation, rewards and punishments and other specific network health operations related matters.


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