Dedicated RPC and blockchain node infrastructure
DTEAM provides private RPC nodes and managed infrastructure for blockchain teams. Scope a setup around the networks, access patterns, and operational requirements your application needs.
Infrastructure options
DTEAM’s dedicated node offering includes private RPC nodes, reliable WebSocket connections for mainnet and testnet, customizable clusters in different regions, dedicated archive nodes, and indexing support.
- Private RPC nodes for application access.
- WebSocket connections for supported mainnet and testnet workloads.
- Dedicated archive nodes for historical data requirements.
- Customizable clusters and indexing support, scoped to the project.
What to include in a request
Coverage and configuration depend on the chain and workload. A useful initial discussion includes:
- Networks and environments that need RPC or WebSocket access.
- Expected request volume, traffic peaks, and application methods.
- Whether historical blocks, state, traces, or indexing are required.
- Availability, access control, region, monitoring, and support expectations.
Plan an infrastructure discussion
Contact the team with your chain coverage and workload. DTEAM can confirm service availability and the right configuration for your requirements.
Related guides
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- RPC Failover: Switching Endpoints Without Losing Consistency
- RPC Latency Benchmarking: Measure the Workload, Not Just the Endpoint
- Dedicated RPC for Indexers: Backfills Without Provider-Imposed Quotas
- RPC Rate Limits: Diagnosing 429 Errors and Choosing Dedicated Capacity
- Private vs Public RPC: Access, Capacity and Production Requirements
- What Is Blockchain RPC? A Practical Guide for Project Teams
- Dedicated vs Shared RPC: Choosing for Production Workloads
- What Is an Archive Node? Historical Data for Blockchain Teams