Merge pull request #68 from aws-samples/website

Website. Added contribution list to each blueprint

Author: frbrkoala

lib/ethereum/README.md

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 # Sample AWS Blockchain Node Runner app for Ethereum Nodes
 
+| Contributed by |
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+| [@aldredb](https://github.com/aldredb), [@frbrkoala](https://github.com/frbrkoala),  [@wgr2017](https://github.com/wgr2017) |
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 ## Architecture Overview
 
 This blueprint has two options for running nodes. You can set up a single JSON RPC node or multiple nodes in highly-available setup. The details are below.

lib/scroll/README.md

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 # Sample AWS Blockchain Node Runner app for Scroll Nodes
 
+| Contributed by |
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+| [@alickmail](https://github.com/alickmail) |
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 [Scroll](https://docs.scroll.io/en/getting-started/overview/) is a "Layer 2" scaling solution for Ethereum leveraging zero knowledge proofs. This blueprint helps to deploy Scroll nodes (L2Geth) on AWS as RPC nodes and use [Amazon Managed Blockchain Access Ethereum](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/managed-blockchain/latest/ethereum-dev/ethereum-concepts.html) node for "Layer 1". It is meant to be used for development, testing or Proof of Concept purposes.
 
 ## Overview of Deployment Architectures for Single Node setups

lib/solana/README.md

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 # Sample AWS Blockchain Node Runner app for Solana Nodes
 
+| Contributed by |
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+| [@frbrkoala](https://github.com/frbrkoala) |
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 Solana nodes on AWS can be deployed in 3 different configurations: Consensus, base RPC and extended RPC with secondary indexes. In addition, you can choose to deploy those configurations as a single node or a highly available (HA) nodes setup. Learn more about configurations on [Solana on AWS documentation page](https://solana.com/developers/guides/rpc/configure-solana-rpc-on-aws) and below are the details on single node and HA deployment setups.
 
 ## Overview of Deployment Architectures for Single and HA setups

lib/stacks/README.md

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 # Sample AWS Blockchain Node Runner app for Stacks Nodes
 
+| Contributed by |
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+| [@AshtonStephens](https://github.com/AshtonStephens) |
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 Stacks nodes on AWS can currently be deployed in only the "follower" configuration, but is scoped to handle three different configurations: "follower", "miner", and "signer". You can choose to deploy nodes as a single node or a highly available (HA) node.
 
 ## Overview of Deployment Architectures for Single and HA setups