user38903: I have written a simple program that determines the available balance of a Bitcoin wallet, but it used the public API for QBitNinja at http://tapi.qbit.ninja, and everything is working fine, but I wish to run the QBitNinja server locally on my PC. I have Bitcoin-QT / bitcoind installed and fully updated with the latest blockchain data, NBitcoin installed in my project, as well as the QBitNinja client libraries. However, try as I may, I cannot seem to figure out the steps needed to get the QBitNinja server running locally, connecting to bitcoind / Bitcoin-QT. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I am running Windows 10 Pro, and IIS Server that comes with Windows 10.

user67175: No, it is not possible. QBitNinja is too tightly coupled with Azure, that means vendor-locked. See this issue for a recent attempt to decouple it.

38903: <p>I have written a simple program that determines the available balance of a Bitcoin wallet, but it used the public API for <strong>QBitNinja</strong> at <a href="http://tapi.qbit.ninja" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://tapi.qbit.ninja</a>, and everything is working fine, but I wish to run the <strong>QBitNinja</strong> server locally on my PC. I have <strong>Bitcoin-QT</strong> / <strong>bitcoind</strong> installed and fully updated with the latest blockchain data, <strong>NBitcoin</strong> installed in my project, as well as the <strong>QBitNinja</strong> client libraries. However, try as I may, I cannot seem to figure out the steps needed to get the <strong>QBitNinja</strong> server running locally, connecting to <strong>bitcoind</strong> / <strong>Bitcoin-QT</strong>. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I am running Windows 10 Pro, and IIS Server that comes with Windows 10.</p>
 67175: <p>No, it is not possible. <strong>QBitNinja</strong> is too tightly coupled with Azure, that means <strong>vendor-locked</strong>. See <a href="https://github.com/MetacoSA/QBitNinja/issues/57" rel="nofollow noreferrer">this issue</a> for a recent attempt to decouple it.</p>
