Launch your own TRUF NETWORK node to join a decentralized infrastructure for finance-grade data. Gain direct access to 200K+ live economic and market data feeds.
TRUF.NETWORK node operators have direct access to the full replicated database of historic and real-time data streams. Operators can interact with the network and query the database via the node API or can perform complex read operations directly on the local TRUF PostgreSQL database.
Connect all manner of systems and applications to the node via the TRUF SDKs - Javascript, Go, and Python - or connect your favorite LLM to the TRUF MCP server included with your AMI.
Broadcast your own real world event and market data to the TRUF.NETWORK and get paid, in the TRUF token, every time your data is used in a Certified Attestation.
Highlights
Run a TRUF.NETWORK full node in one click without the hassle of deploying it yourself.
AWS Marketplace now accepts line of credit payments through the PNC Vendor Finance program. This program is available to select AWS customers in the US, excluding NV, NC, ND, TN, & VT.
You run the TRUF NETWORK Node on a single t3.medium instance size, billed by the hour. Charges accrue for each hour the node runs, so your cost scales with how long you keep it active. There are no separate tiers or add-on options to choose from. This node lets you participate in the TRUF NETWORK, a decentralized data network. You pay only for the running time you use, with no upfront commitment.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the t3.medium hourly rate cover, and what resources come with it?
The rate covers the software licence to run one TRUF NETWORK Node on a t3.medium instance size. This instance size provides a fixed compute and memory profile per running hour. Underlying AWS infrastructure charges for the instance are billed separately by AWS.
Am I charged when the node instance is stopped or paused?
Software charges accrue only while the node runs, metered per hour. Fully stopped instances do not accrue software charges. Stopped instances may still incur AWS storage fees for attached volumes, but the software licence meters running time only.
What does running this node let me do on the network?
Running the node lets you participate in the TRUF NETWORK, a decentralized data network. Node operators help support the network's data functions. Setup and operation instructions are in the node operator documentation. Any token-related participation is governed separately by the network's ecosystem rules.
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