Web2.0 & Web3.0

DECENTNODES
CLOUD ENGINEERING

About decentnodes

Fast, secure, scalable and reliable cloud setups for your Web2.0 or Web3.0 applications.

Who We Are?

If you are currently experiencing any of the following problems, decentnodes can most likely help you:

Your developers are more busy setting up deployment processes,
finding their way around dependency hell and setting up the test
infrastructure than actually programming the (d)app
You are not sure whether the current infrastructure is suitable or effective for your (d)App and the project
You have lost track of manually deployed services and are looking for a solid automation strategy
Your (d)App seems unstable due to longer loading times or timeouts
Your (d)App has been running for a while and you want to optimise OPEX
You pay more and more for central RPC APIs to provide your dApp with data

As you can already see from the relatively minimalist design of this website, we at decentnodes value the essentials. For us, there is not only black and white or colourful, but we combine black and white with colourful. That means there is a large pool of common standards in the tech industry, but not all of them are needed by every team at every time. We only develop and implement processes that are really helpful and don’t create problems where there are none.
Decentnodes stands for decent, decentralized nodes, which means infrastructure for your Web2 or Web3 project set up with proper, effective processes.

Our Skills

DevOps 95

GitOps 90

Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) 98

Cloud Infrastructure (mostly AWS) 90

Container Orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes, Nomad) 90

Our Services

The core topics of decentnodes are setting up and operating cloud infrastructure for Web2.0 and Web3.0 applications

Establish lean and appropriate DevOps processes

We prefer to automate CI/CD on the basis of Gitlab and use well-known OSS tools for the individual CI and CD jobs. For us, DevOps is not only about writing automation code, but also about establishing effective communication between the development and operations teams. From our experience, projects rarely fail because of a lack of technical know-how, but often because of failed communication.

Set up and operate managed infrastructure such as RPC nodes and monitoring systems

Especially in the Web3 area, developers sometimes spend more than 30% of their effective working time setting up and maintaining RPC nodes in order to be able to develop their dApps against them. Also in the Web2 area there are many services that the core team actually just wants to use but not maintain. We at decentnodes support you with a clean setup and maintenance of these structures.

Design and implement cloud infrastructures

We have experience with the architecture and design of both Web2 and Web3 cloud infrastructure. In the Web2 area, we work natively in the AWS environment. In the Web3 area, the structures look very individual, as many Web2 standards cannot be transferred 1-to-1. For example, in the Web3 area you should think carefully about whether you really want to place a NAT gateway in front of your RPC node.

Mapping infrastructure with Infrastructure as Code

Anyone who has ever clicked more than 5 services together in the AWS UI Console or had to manually change the max message size of 100 Kafka Topics will no longer want to miss the convenience of Infrastructure as Code. We try to map as much configuration as possible in the code (Terraform/Terragrunt), because this allows different environments to be created and destroyed very quickly and the documentation remains up-to-date. In this case, the code can be the documentation.

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