Dedicated nodes
Nodes on isolated compute, with sync and serving roles separated so a resync never degrades live traffic.
From a single validator to globally distributed infrastructure, Nuvio designs blockchain platforms for performance, resilience, security and predictable cost.
Nodes on isolated compute, with sync and serving roles separated so a resync never degrades live traffic.
Gateways, method level rate limiting, caching and isolated node pools per endpoint class.
Key handling, sentry topology, upgrade rehearsal on testnet and monitoring built around missed duties.
Continuous ingestion kept away from analytical queries, so a heavy report does not stall the indexer.
Kafka for ingestion, ClickHouse for analytics, PostgreSQL for state, sized against real storage growth.
NVMe with endurance headroom for compaction, large memory hosts and private networking between roles.
Regional node pools with routed failover, added when the latency or failure profile justifies the extra surface.
Client upgrades, fork preparation, disk growth, incident response and the on call rotation behind it.
Client engagements determine the networks we run. Architecture patterns transfer across chains.
We read the current setup: traffic shape, storage growth, who has access, what breaks at 3am, what it costs.
A target design with the trade-offs written next to each decision, so nobody inherits a choice without its reason.
Everything in code. If it was clicked once in a console, it gets rebuilt properly before it counts as done.
Cutovers rehearsed first, with a rollback that has actually been tested, not a paragraph in a runbook.
Monitoring, upgrades, capacity and incidents, with your team in the same channel as ours.
Documentation, references and engineering notes behind this practice.
The full stack behind an onchain product: nodes, RPC, indexers, storage, networking, security and operations.
Types, sync strategies, storage sizing, upgrades and the operational routine that keeps a fleet healthy.
Design, scale, protect and measure the endpoint every onchain application depends on.
A public endpoint that keeps answering through node failures, region loss and traffic spikes.
Sentry topology, separated signing and monitoring focused on duty performance.
Peer discovery, block validation, state storage and the operational reality of keeping a node healthy in production.
The difference is not academic. It changes your storage bill, your sync time and the queries your product can answer.
RPC is the front door of every onchain product. Here is what sits behind a production endpoint.