Deploy an Orbs Network full node on AWS using a preconfigured CloudFormation launcher and public AMI. Includes automated Boyar setup, Docker Swarm runtime configuration, Elastic IP support, and optional IP reuse for recovery scenarios. Designed for fast validator/node deployment with minimal manual setup.
Orbs Network Full Node by KRYP Labs provides a streamlined AWS deployment experience for running an Orbs validator/full node using a preconfigured public AMI and CloudFormation-based launcher. The product automates the installation and configuration of Boyar, Docker Swarm runtime setup, Elastic IP allocation, and node bootstrap workflows, allowing users to deploy a working node with minimal manual infrastructure setup.
The launcher is designed for operators who want a fast and repeatable deployment process without manually configuring EC2 instances, Docker environments, networking, or recovery flows. It supports automatic Elastic IP creation, optional Elastic IP reuse during reinstall or recovery scenarios, and configurable AWS networking options. Runtime configuration values such as Ethereum RPC endpoint, Orbs node address, and node private key are injected during stack creation rather than baked into the AMI.
This early-access release currently supports deployment in the us-east-1 and us-east-2 AWS Region. Users deploy the infrastructure directly into their own AWS accounts and remain responsible for all AWS infrastructure costs, including EC2, EBS, Elastic IP, and related services. The product is intended for technical users familiar with blockchain node operations and AWS infrastructure management.
Highlights
- Deploy an Orbs Network full node on AWS using a preconfigured public AMI and CloudFormation launcher.
- Automated Boyar setup with Docker Swarm runtime configuration, Elastic IP automation, and recovery-friendly IP reuse support.
- Fast validator/node deployment with minimal manual infrastructure setup and support for direct runtime configuration during stack creation.
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This listing runs the software on a single EC2 instance size, the r5.large, billed by the hour. The software itself carries no license fee under this free pricing model. You pay only for the underlying compute time you use, measured in hours. There are no tiers or add-on dimensions to choose from. Your total cost scales with how many hours you keep the instance running.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What compute resources do I get with the r5.large instance for running the full node?
The r5.large is a memory-optimized EC2 instance size. It provides a fixed allocation of virtual CPU and memory suited to running the node software. You run one node per instance, and the hourly rate reflects that single instance size.
Am I charged when the instance is stopped or paused?
The software carries no license fee, so the vendor charge is free regardless of state. However, a stopped instance may still accrue underlying AWS charges, such as storage for attached volumes. You avoid all instance-hour costs only when the instance is fully terminated.
Does using this node include any of the vendor's development or consulting services?
No. This listing covers only running the node software on the r5.large instance. Development, consulting, and marketing services the vendor offers are separate engagements and are not part of this listing or its pricing.
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This product is provided free of charge by KRYP Labs during the early-access phase. Buyers are responsible for all AWS infrastructure costs in their own AWS accounts. Because no software licensing fee is charged, monetary refunds are generally not provided. Support and inquiries: https://github.com/goldenman-kr/orbs-boyar-aws-launcher/issues
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This CloudFormation delivery option deploys a preconfigured Orbs Network full node environment on AWS using a public AMI and an automated launch workflow. The template automatically provisions the required AWS infrastructure, including a VPC, public subnet, security group, IAM resources, EC2 instance, and Elastic IP for stable node accessibility.
During stack creation, users provide only three runtime configuration values:
Ethereum RPC endpoint
Orbs node address
Orbs node private key
The deployment automatically configures the Boyar runtime environment, initializes Docker Swarm, starts the required services, and exposes public status endpoints for validation and monitoring. Optional Elastic IP reuse is supported for recovery and reinstall scenarios.
This deployment option is intended for technical users familiar with AWS and blockchain node operations. AWS infrastructure costs such as EC2, EBS, Elastic IP, and related services are billed directly to the user's AWS account. Current early-access support is limited to the us-east-1 and us-east-2 AWS Regions.
CloudFormation Template (CFT)
AWS CloudFormation templates are JSON or YAML-formatted text files that simplify provisioning and management on AWS. The templates describe the service or application architecture you want to deploy, and AWS CloudFormation uses those templates to provision and configure the required services (such as Amazon EC2 instances or Amazon RDS DB instances). The deployed application and associated resources are called a "stack."
Version release notes
Updated CloudFormation deployment experience to support automatic EC2 Key Pair creation when KeyName is left empty. Customers may either select an existing regional EC2 Key Pair or let the stack create and apply a new Key Pair automatically. The applied key name, key-pair mode, and private-key retrieval command are exposed in stack outputs. Existing Key Pairs are retained on stack deletion; stack-created Key Pairs are deleted with the stack.
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CloudFormation template
Usage instructions
Launch the CloudFormation stack and provide the required runtime configuration values during stack creation:
Ethereum RPC endpoint
Orbs node address (without 0x prefix)
Orbs node private key (without 0x prefix)
The deployment automatically provisions the required AWS infrastructure, including networking resources, security groups, EC2 instance, and an Elastic IP. Optional SSH key pair selection and Elastic IP reuse are supported for advanced users.
After stack creation completes:
Open the CloudFormation Outputs tab.
Locate the Elastic IP and status endpoint URLs.
Verify the deployment using:
http://<ElasticIp>/services/boyar/status
http://<ElasticIp>:7666/status
To remove the deployment and automatically release AWS resources, delete the CloudFormation stack from the AWS Console.
Users can report deployment issues, CloudFormation errors, AMI launch problems, and validator setup questions through GitHub Issues. Response times may vary. This product is intended for technical users familiar with AWS and blockchain node operations.
AWS infrastructure support
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