Easily Launch Your Tezos Node
summary
AWS launches Tezos support in the Node Runners GitHub repo and provides a CDK node-runners script that spins up preconfigured EC2 instances with gp3 EBS, a load balancer and Auto Scaling; single nodes import public snapshots in ~30–45 minutes while HA nodes with snapshot sync from S3 boot in about 5 minutes by copying a trusted S3 snapshot produced by a sync node. The stack uses KMS (FIPS 140-2 level 3) or CloudHSM for remote signing and key storage; about ten blockchains are already supported.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Overview
- 5:09Node Runners
- 6:42Tezos Node
- 7:34Tezos Node Types
- 9:20Single Node
- 9:58HA Node
- 10:47Why
- 12:51Sync Node
- 13:16Cloud Development Kit
- 15:20Typescript
- 16:30AWS KMS
- 17:15How KMS works
- 17:53KMS pros and cons
- 19:16Cloud HSM
- 19:49Access Management
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