Infrastructure built to keep you online
We run validator infrastructure for other operators and protocol teams. Dedicated machines, continuous monitoring, and a real team behind it, whether you want us to run the whole deployment or just host the rack your own hardware sits in.
Two ways to work with us
Pick the model that matches how hands on you want us to be. Both keep you in control of what matters.
We run the machine You keep the keys
Atlas operates a dedicated virtual machine built for your validator, with dedicated resources, not a shared pool. We handle the operating system, client software, upgrades, and monitoring.
- Your signing keys never leave your control
- Noncustodial. We operate the infrastructure, not your keys
- Chain upgrades and patches handled for you
Your hardware Our facility
You own and configure your own validator hardware, and we host it on rented rack space in our data center, right alongside our own machines.
- Physical security, power, and network connectivity
- Your configuration, your keys, your call
- We don't touch your node unless you ask us to
Watched in layers answered by people
Here's exactly how we monitor and respond, so you can judge it for yourself.
Four layers watched continuously
- Block productionSigned and proposed blocks
- Peer healthConnections to the network
- Sync statusDistance from the chain head
- Resource loadCPU, memory, disk and bandwidth
A person not a dashboard
Alerts reach a real person on our infrastructure team, so nothing waits on someone happening to look.
Written down before you sign
During scoping we document how we monitor, alert and respond for your specific deployment, before you commit to anything.
Our infrastructure setup
No spin, just what's real about how we're built.
We own our hardware
Every machine we run for full service clients is ours, bought and maintained by us. We're not reselling someone else's cloud capacity.
We rent our facility space
Our data center footprint is rented, not property we own. What's inside it, the servers themselves, is ours outright.
Dedicated resources not shared
Full service clients get a virtual machine sized for their validator's real requirements, not a slice of an oversold box.
Noncustodial for full service hosting
Your signing keys stay with you. We operate the machine your validator runs on. We never hold or generate your keys.
White label available confidentially
We can run infrastructure without your end users ever seeing our name attached. We don't publish who we host for.
Node hosting questions answered
The things a skeptical operator should ask before handing over their infrastructure.
What happens if something goes wrong with my validator?
Our monitoring flags anomalies like missed blocks, sync drift, or resource issues as soon as they happen, and a real person on our team gets alerted. We start working the problem right away. No monitoring system catches everything instantly, which is exactly why we're building automated failsafe systems on top of human monitoring, not instead of it.
Who holds my signing keys?
It depends on the model. With full service hosting you keep your own signing keys the whole time. We operate the machine your validator runs on, not the keys themselves. With colocation it's your hardware in our facility, so key custody is entirely yours by default.
What's actually included in colocation?
Rack space in our data center, power, network connectivity, and physical security for hardware you own and configure. We don't manage your validator software or touch your keys unless you specifically ask us to.
Do you guarantee uptime?
We don't hand out a blanket uptime percentage as a guarantee. No honest infrastructure provider can promise that. What we do is document our monitoring, alerting, and response process for your specific deployment during scoping, so you know exactly what you're getting before you commit.
Can you host our infrastructure without our name being public?
Yes. White label and confidential arrangements are something we already do. Your end users see your brand, not ours, and we don't publish who we run infrastructure for.
What can I expect in terms of communication and response?
During scoping we document exactly what to expect, how we monitor, how we alert, and what our response process looks like for your specific deployment. We won't hand you a blanket uptime number here. We'll tell you honestly what we can commit to for your situation.
Here’s how we can help
Fill out the form and answer a few specific questions so we have the context we need to get back to you with real answers and a solution for your issue.
- Dedicated machines. Hardware we own, sized to your validator, not a slice of an oversold box.
- Your keys stay yours. Full service hosting is noncustodial. We operate the machine, never your signing keys.
- A person, not a dashboard. Alerts reach someone on our infrastructure team, and white label is available if you'd rather our name stayed off it.