Deploy a Blockchain Node
Infinodes enables you to deploy blockchain nodes across multiple networks with just a few clicks. Whether you need a full node for dApp backend access, a light node for lightweight querying, or a validator for staking, we’ve got you covered.
🌐 Supported Networks
Chain | Node Types Supported |
---|---|
Ethereum | Full, Archive, Light |
Solana | Full, Light |
Aptos | Full, Validator (coming soon) |
Sui | Full, Validator |
Berachain | Full (testnet) |
Fuel | Full (testnet) |
Monad | Light (testnet) |
We're continually expanding support. Join Discord to request a chain.
🧩 Node Types Explained
Type | Description |
---|---|
Full Node | Maintains full chain state; suitable for dApps, explorers, indexing |
Archive Node | Retains entire historical state; used for full chain data access |
Light Node | Minimal resources, syncs headers only; great for fast queries |
Validator | Participates in consensus; requires staking and whitelisting |
Ephemeral | Disposable nodes with short TTL; useful for scripts and farming |
🛠️ How to Deploy
1. Login to Dashboard
Visit infinodes.com/dashboard and sign in using your wallet or Google.
2. Navigate to "Deploy Node"
From the left navigation, click "Deploy Node".
3. Choose Chain & Node Type
- Select your target blockchain
- Choose your preferred node profile (Full, Light, Archive, Validator)
4. Configure Options
- Region: Select from available locations (self-hosted or edge mesh)
- Privacy Options: Enable static IP or IP rotation if needed
- Auto-shutdown (optional): Save cost on non-critical nodes
- Wallet Address: For billing and XP rewards
5. Launch Node
Click Launch. You’ll be redirected to the node dashboard showing:
- Sync status
- Logs and uptime
- CPU/RAM/network usage
- Chain height / peer connections
🔍 Monitor and Manage
Once deployed, you can:
- Restart / Stop / Delete nodes
- View detailed metrics (latency, bandwidth, uptime)
- Monitor heartbeats and resource health
- Download logs or connect via RPC endpoint
🔐 Accessing Your Node
- RPC Endpoint: Auto-generated, secure, and IP-filtered
- WebSocket Endpoint: Enabled for supported chains
- REST API: Some chains (e.g. Sui, Aptos) expose REST
- Firewall: Optional whitelisting support for endpoint access
🧠 Best Practices
- Use Light Nodes for rapid interactions (wallets, scripts)
- Use Full/Archive Nodes for backend services and indexers
- Use Validator Nodes only after understanding the staking and security model
- Set up alerts for CPU/memory thresholds (coming soon)
📘 Related Pages
Need a specific chain or node configuration? Reach out via Discord.