Web3 DevOps
Web3 infrastructure that stays in sync and online.
We deploy, monitor, and scale the infrastructure behind blockchain products: nodes, RPC endpoints, indexers, and key management. Our DevOps practice brings long experience running production systems to the particular demands of Web3.
- Self-hosted and managed nodes
- Resilient RPC endpoints
- Indexers and data pipelines
- Secure key management
Our Web3 operations practice
Blockchain products fail at the infrastructure layer first.
Users rarely see a smart contract fail. What they see is a wallet that will not load, a balance that is minutes out of date, or a transaction stuck because an RPC endpoint fell behind the chain. These are infrastructure problems, and they need the same operational discipline as any other production system.
We bring that discipline to Web3. Nodes and indexers are defined in code, spread across providers and regions, and watched for sync lag, peer health, and disk growth. Signing keys live in HSMs or MPC systems with tight access policies. Deployments of contracts and services go through reviewed, automated pipelines.
Web3 DevOps services
Everything that keeps a Web3 product running.
From the first node to multi-region, multi-chain operations.
01 Node deployment and operations +
- Full nodes
- Archive nodes
- Validators
- Client upgrades
- Snapshots
Full, archive, and validator nodes across major chains, deployed with infrastructure as code and kept patched and in sync.
02 RPC infrastructure +
- Load balancing
- Failover
- Caching
- Rate limiting
- Multi-provider
Load-balanced RPC endpoints mixing self-hosted nodes and third-party providers, with failover, caching, and rate limiting.
03 Indexers and data pipelines +
- The Graph
- Custom indexers
- Kafka
- PostgreSQL
- Reorg handling
Subgraphs, custom indexers, and streaming pipelines that turn chain events into reliable, queryable data.
04 Key management and signing +
- HSM
- MPC
- Cloud KMS
- Multisig
- Access policies
HSM, MPC, and cloud KMS setups for deployer, operator, and treasury keys, with policies, approvals, and audit logs.
05 Monitoring and alerting +
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- Sync lag alerts
- On-chain alerts
- On-call
Dashboards and alerts for sync lag, peer counts, block production, RPC errors, and contract events.
06 CI/CD for contracts and services +
- GitHub Actions
- Scripted deploys
- Contract verification
- Approvals
Automated pipelines that test, verify, and deploy contracts and off-chain services, with approvals for production releases.
07 Scaling and cost control +
- Autoscaling
- Storage planning
- Cost reporting
- Capacity planning
Autoscaling, storage planning, and provider mix chosen to handle traffic spikes without runaway node and RPC bills.
08 Incident response and recovery +
- Runbooks
- Snapshot restore
- Disaster recovery
- Post-incident reviews
Runbooks, backups, snapshot recovery, and on-call processes so outages are short and well handled.
What you gain
Infrastructure that keeps pace with the chain.
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Higher availability
Redundant nodes and failover keep your product responsive when a provider stumbles.
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Fresh data
Sync and indexing lag monitored, so users see up-to-date balances and history.
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Protected keys
Signing keys held in hardened systems with clear approval rules.
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Repeatable releases
Automated, reviewed deployments for contracts and services alike.
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Predictable costs
Visibility into node, storage, and RPC spending, with room to optimise.
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Why Agleam Labs
Seasoned DevOps for a newer stack.
Hover or tap a card to see what it means in practice.
How we work
From fragile setup to dependable platform.
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Review
We assess your nodes, RPC, indexers, keys, and pipelines, and report risks and priorities.
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02
Design
We plan the target infrastructure, redundancy, and monitoring, with costs agreed up front.
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Automate and migrate
We codify infrastructure, build pipelines, and move services across in safe stages.
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Operate
We monitor, upgrade, and improve the platform, and respond when incidents happen.
Agleam Labs in numbers
- Enterprise apps delivered
- 50+
- Enterprise apps delivered
- On-time delivery
- 99.8%
- On-time delivery
- Years of senior experience
- 10–30
- Years of senior experience
- Years of DevOps experience
- 20+
- Years of DevOps experience
- Technologies in production
- 20+
- Technologies in production
- Office, worldwide clients
- 1
- Office, worldwide clients
Infrastructure and tools
The tools behind reliable Web3 operations.
Cloud, container, monitoring, and blockchain tooling we use to run Web3 infrastructure in production.
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Kubernetes
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Docker
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Terraform
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AWS
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Google Cloud
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Azure
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GitHub Actions
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Monitoring
- Ethereum
- Geth
- Erigon
- Solana
- The Graph
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- HashiCorp Vault
Industries
Web3 infrastructure for growing products.
Operations support for teams running blockchain products in production.
FinTech
Payment, lending, and transaction platforms for always-on financial operations.
Technology and SaaS
SaaS platforms and AI products built to scale with users, features, and integrations.
E-Commerce
Commerce technology connecting customers, inventory, payments, and retail operations.
Telecom
Digital platforms, integrations, and service systems for continuous delivery.
EdTech
Learning and assessment platforms for institutions, enterprises, and growing communities.
Real estate management
Property platforms for portfolios, leasing, tenants, sales, and day-to-day operations.
FAQs
Web3 DevOps questions.
Straight answers about web3 devops with Agleam Labs.
Talk to an expert
Tell us what you are working on. A senior engineer will reply with honest advice and a suggested next step.
Book a call →Should we run our own nodes or use an RPC provider? + −
Often a mix works best. Third-party providers are quick to start with, while self-hosted nodes give more control, privacy, and predictable costs at scale. We usually combine both with failover between them.
Which chains can you run nodes for? + −
Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks, common Layer 2 networks, Solana, and Cosmos-based chains, among others. We confirm hardware and operational needs for each chain during planning.
How do you keep signing keys safe? + −
We use HSMs, MPC services, or cloud KMS with strict access policies, approvals, and audit logging, and avoid keeping keys on application servers. No setup can be guaranteed secure, so we also plan rotation and incident procedures.
Can you take over infrastructure another team built? + −
Yes. We start with a review, document what exists, then codify and improve it in stages without disrupting your users.
Do you provide ongoing monitoring and support? + −
Yes. We can operate your Web3 infrastructure day to day, including monitoring, upgrades, incident response, and capacity planning, with a support arrangement agreed in advance.
Can you run validators for us? + −
We can design and operate validator infrastructure with careful key handling and slashing protection. Staking on behalf of others can carry legal and regulatory implications that vary by jurisdiction, so confirm these with your legal advisers.
Start a project
Let's make your Web3 stack dependable.
- A free consultation with a senior engineer
- Clear scope, timeline, and budget
- Confidential, with an NDA on request
- Support after delivery
Prefer email?
info@agleamlabs.comKeep your Web3 product online and in sync.
Tell us about your current setup or plans. We will review it and suggest the changes that matter most.