Community-driven multi-chain POS Validator

Pioneering the introduction of Kubernetes into web3, providing the community with highly reliable validators and free scalable RPC services. We provide low-tax staking services and free on-chain tools for multiple mainnets, and actively participate in block governance and testnets to contribute to the blockchain universe!

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High Availability

We use Kubernetes, deployed across server rooms, as the underlying facility for the validator, avoiding long offline periods caused by single machine failures, and enabling fast migration of the validator pod to a redundant node or an offsite server room in the event of node downtime. We fully automated the bootstrapping and maintenance of the validators and nodes, including configuration settings, snapshot management, upgrades, and migrations, which simplified operations and ensured consistent deployment.

Security

All authenticator keys and sensitive information are safely stored in Hashicorp Vault, which greatly enhances security and avoids leakage of sensitive information, and operator wallet only uses hardware wallet for management. Different blockchain network nodes in the pods are divided into independent namespace, only the pods in the same blockchain network can communicate with each other, avoiding the risk of potential horizontal damage. The only port open to the public is a P2P port with dynamic configuration of node ip.

Multi-Chain Tools

Our team of engineers have been working on cosmos for many years, proficient in cosmos sdk development, and have built IBC programs and middleware for several cosmos ecosystem projects. And we provide snapshot, RPC and other services. We provide free automatic reinvestment and return calculation and prediction tools for pledge users, chain intelligence tracking and anti-mev auto-trading programs, telegram and Twitter auto-tweeting bots and other web3 tools.

Strong Community

Our community is a group of selfless people. kubenode’s startup funds were all raised by the community. Our blog and tutorials are contributed by community members. Our web3 tools are maintained and contributed to for free by several core developers in the community. In return, we return the vast majority of our pledged taxes back to the community, hold regular community events, and provide free compute resources to long-time community supporters who have access to our unused openstack VMs and k8s pod resources.