Supported deployments
| Protocol | Network | Client | Node type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | Mainnet | Reth + Prysm | Full node |
| Ethereum | Sepolia | Reth + Prysm | Full node |
| Ethereum | Hoodi | Reth + Prysm | Full node |
Additional protocols and networks are on the roadmap. See the FAQ for details.
Resource requirements
Before deploying a node, ensure your infrastructure has sufficient resources available. See System requirements for detailed specifications.The Control Panel itself consumes system resources. When planning your infrastructure, account for both the Control Panel overhead and the resources required by the nodes you intend to deploy.
Deployment wizard
Access the deployment wizard
- Log in to the Control Panel
- Navigate to Nodes
- Click Create node or click the + button next to a preset
Select sync method
Choose how the node bootstraps its chain data:
- Snapshot — downloads a pre-built snapshot and starts from a recent block. Reduces time-to-live from days to hours or even minutes. Available when a snapshot exists for the selected network.
- Full sync — syncs from genesis. Always available, but takes 2–5 days for Ethereum Mainnet.
Deployment process
After initiating deployment, the node goes through several phases:| Phase | Description | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Bootstrapping | Resources are allocated, client software is configured | 2–5 minutes |
| Running | Node is deployed and synchronizing with the network | Continuous |
The node shows Running status once deployed. Initial blockchain sync happens in the background. With standard sync, this can take 2–5 days for Ethereum Mainnet. With snapshot-based bootstrapping, sync completes in hours.
Initial sync times
Sync times depend on your hardware, network, and sync method:| Method | Approximate time |
|---|---|
| Full sync from genesis | 2–5 days |
| Snapshot-based bootstrapping | Minutes to Hours (network dependent) |
After deployment
Once your node reaches Running status:- Access the node details to view connection information
- Start using the node for your applications
Next steps
- Managing nodes — Learn about node operations
- Troubleshooting — Resolve deployment issues
