Use case scenario: A software vendor makes use of Chainstack as a control panel (via a UI or API) to orchestrate and manage blockchain nodes, networks and services running entirely in their own custom infrastructure.
Contact usWith Chainstack-managed hosting, you get the complete managed blockchain services experience: monitoring, logging, backups, deployment of fully synced nodes, and request metrics. With hybrid hosting, you get the nodes running in your own infrastructure.
Features | Chainstack-managed hosting | Hybrid hosting |
Monitoring | Complete node monitoring: node availability and node health. | Partial node monitoring: node availability is monitored. |
Analytics and logging | Full node logging and resource consumption logging.
| Analytics solution setup on request. |
Backups | Public chain protocols — Daily automated backups that enable the provision of fully synced nodes in a matter of hours. Consortium protocols — On-demand backups are available to customers. | You can use your own backup solution available on the market. |
Bolt | Dedicated nodes are deployed as synced and near-instantly available for use. | A node must be synced from scratch, which takes weeks or months. To reduce the sync time to hours, a manual snapshot transfer is also available on the Enterprise subscription. |
Billing | You pay for the subscription and the node usage. | You pay for the subscription and node management fee. |
Cloud providers and regions | It is possible to use the default Chainstack cloud providers to run a node on. | You are not limited to the Chainstack supported cloud providers. Use your own cloud infrastructure. |
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Use case scenario: A service provider willing to provide managed blockchain services to their customers. Chainstack packages all the components for the hosted installation so that the service provider can leverage their own infrastructure and all other existing functions such as billing.
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