- Helius has introduced Automatic Private Nodes to redefine Solana node deployment.
- Previously, setting up dedicated nodes involved a lengthy process that took weeks.
- With Automatic Private Nodes, users can set up Solana nodes with just a click.
Helius, the leading crypto developer platform exclusively on Solana, has introduced a game-changing feature set to redefine the landscape of Solana node deployment. In a recent post on X, Helius declared that “Solana will never be the same again” by introducing Automatic Private Nodes.
Helius noted that previously, setting up dedicated nodes, which are computers that help run the Solana network, involved a lengthy process with forms and back-and-forth communication. According to the team, the process typically takes hours, days, or weeks. However, the arduous setup is now over with Automatic Private Nodes.
Per the notification, Automatic Private Nodes introduces a new system where users can set up Solana nodes by clicking a few buttons on the Helius platform. In particular, users can spin up dedicated remote procedure call (RPC) nodes or Geyser nodes anywhere in the world with a click.
The Helius team stated that users can navigate to dev.helius.xyz, select their desired machine, region, and plugin, proceed to payment, and their dedicated node will be ready for action.
Many in the crypto space have responded positively to the latest advancement for the Solana network, recognizing its significance, particularly for the development realm.
Notably, Helius’ latest initiative for Solana comes a few months after securing a $3.1 million seed round jointly led by Reciprocal Ventures and Chapter One. The strategic funding aims to bolster Helius’ mission of equipping developers with tools to streamline the creation of Web3 applications, cutting down development time and costs.
Helius prides itself on being a Solana native. The platform offers services exclusively tailored to the Solana blockchain and is dedicated to refining the Solana experience.
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