This release adds Plasma Mainnet and Plasma Testnet as deployment targets, running Reth for execution alongside the PlasmaBFT consensus client as non-validator nodes in full mode. Both networks sync from genesis over the network’s public peers.
This release adds Tempo Mainnet and Tempo Testnet as deployment targets, running as non-validator nodes in archive mode. Tempo deployments bootstrap from a snapshot provided by the client’s own software.
This release adds Sui mainnet and Sui testnet as deployment targets, running the official Sui full node. You can now switch between deploying from a snapshot and syncing from genesis for each deployment.
This release adds Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Sepolia as deployment targets, running the Arbitrum Nitro client. Ethereum mainnet and Sepolia reth deployments now run in full mode rather than archive mode, matching the pruned snapshots they restore from.
This maintenance release renames the Robinhood Chain test network from Sepolia to Testnet across the network and deployment preset catalog. Existing deployments are unaffected.
This release adds Robinhood Chain Sepolia as a new supported test network, deployable with the same workflows as other supported networks.
This release adds Robinhood Chain support and makes control-plane upgrades safer with zero-downtime rollouts. It also brings update notifications to cpctl and fixes an invalid-configuration case in the new-node wizard.
This release adds an in-console notification center for update and version alerts, custom node sizing in the deployment wizard, and server-side session revocation on sign-out. It also improves TRON and Polygon network support and makes snapshot restores more reliable.
This release adds Polygon support, and adds node renaming along with small display fixes.
This release adds Starknet, Bitcoin, and TRON presets, ships Base and Optimism on Reth, and surfaces protocol logs directly in the Control Panel. It also makes node configuration clearer by hiding settings a preset doesn’t expose and supporting static environment variables.
This release brings node configuration management into the Control Panel, makes disk growth a zero-downtime operation, and rebuilds the orchestration engine for more reliable, observable deployments. It also adds built-in monitoring metrics and a refreshed deployment experience built on the latest design system.
This release retires Helm from the deployment path in favor of a typed in-process provisioning pipeline backed by Server-Side Apply, and bounds bootstrap polling with an explicit presence state machine so lost storage volumes can no longer hang the worker. Breaking change: remove existing node deployments before upgrading and redeploy them afterwards, otherwise nodes created on v1.9.0 or earlier may misbehave under the new reconciler.
This release adds recovery for failed deployments, a revision audit trail that records who initiated each change, a cp-bolt reaper that clears stuck PersistentVolumeClaims, and a cpctl upgrade option for patching individual containers.
General availability. Chainstack Self-Hosted exits beta with this first public release. v1.8.0 also adds three lightweight Ethereum evaluation presets (Mainnet, Sepolia, Hoodi), turns telemetry on by default, simplifies installs and upgrades via
cpctl, sets explicit Postgres resource limits, and refines the Control Panel side menu and Node Summary layout.This release adds built-in telemetry management via a new cp-tracer component, improves upgrade reliability with stricter input validation and more resilient preflight checks, and fixes a hard-coded timeout issue in node deployment volume population.
This release adds a human-readable name field to node deployments, making it easier to identify and manage nodes in multi-node installations.
This release redesigns node deployment progress into a unified timeline, adds dark mode to the Control Panel, reduces the frontend bundle size from roughly 1,900 KiB to 57 KiB, and adds support for Reth v1.11.3.
Snapshot-based node bootstrapping, integrated monitoring stack (VictoriaMetrics, Grafana, blockchain-node-exporter), cpctl interactive shell and upgrade command.
Initial beta release. Deploy Ethereum Mainnet, Sepolia, and Hoodi full nodes on your own Kubernetes infrastructure using Reth execution client and Prysm consensus client.