Introducing LinkPool’s Node as a Service Platform
summary
An open-source Node as a Service platform offers one-click deploy Chainlink nodes using reusable infrastructure templates and open-source backend APIs that handle deployment, billing hooks and on-chain subscriptions and registries. It builds a marketplace of providers so multiple teams can offer hosted nodes, includes a monitoring stack with Grafana, live log tailing and automatic version updates, and targets an initial Q3–Q4 2021 testnet release with mainnet providers, billing and multi-chain support to follow.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30What is Node as a Service?
- 2:07Initial Problems with NaaS
- 3:55Moving to a Self Service Model
- 7:13Node as a Service (NaaS) Platform Summary
- 8:33Solution
- 11:00Features
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