ATOMONE
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FETCH
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GNO.LAND
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BLOCKCHAINS SERVICE
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EXPLORER
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TENDERSEED Latest release |
GNODUTY TM2 monitoring |
SCRIPTS Operator tooling |
ABS (AviaOne BlockChains Service) is our longest running contribution, and the one that never stops: it is maintained every single day.
ABS turns the raw data of the Cosmos Chain Registry into a living dashboard covering more than 350 blockchains, mainnet and testnet alike. It is built for the whole ecosystem, not for our own operations:
- Verified RPC and API endpoints, tested every 3 hours and sorted by latency, so you never copy a dead endpoint again
- Binary version detection: the version actually running on the network, compared against what the registry claims
- Block explorers checked every 24 hours, dead links are hidden instead of being served
- Live network status: block height, chain IDs, health
- Seeds, peers and installation guides for every listed chain
- Automatic synchronisation with
cosmos/chain-registry
Nobody pays for it and nothing is gated. It exists because validators, developers and node operators need data that is true today, not data that was true when a registry entry was last edited.
We do not only run validators, we maintain the software the ecosystem depends on.
Seed nodes are the front door of every Cosmos chain, and the reference implementation had been left unmaintained for more than three years. We took it over.
AviaOne/tenderseed is maintained and released regularly, under the original Blue Oak licence:
- ported to CometBFT v0.40.x, down to 30 compiled dependencies
- address verification: every address served to a peer is dialled and qualified first, so the address book stops handing out dead endpoints
- exposed settings that were hardcoded upstream, including
seed_disconnect_wait_period, which silently kept every address book almost empty in the original binary and in all of its forks - Prometheus metrics, unit tests, CI, release archives and multi-arch images on
ghcr.io/aviaone/tenderseed - no panics left, existing installations upgrade without touching
node_key.json
Credit where it is due: BitCannaGlobal for the earlier port attempt, and cosmoseed for the composed reactor design.
| gnolang/gno#5340 | Reported that config.P2P.Seeds was declared but never consumed by TM2. |
| gnolang/gno#6023 | Wired seeds into the switch, with a dedicated dial loop, tests and an ADR. Merged. |
| gnolang/gno#6054 | Reviewed and reported a missing test case, adopted upstream in #6067. |
| GnoDuty | Validator monitoring for TM2 networks. |
Our servers are not shared servers, our servers are dedicated server working only for Aviaone to get the best performance for our nodes. They are hosted in one datacenter located in Falkenstein, Germany, in a secure place. Of course, our servers are made accessible only to Aviaone and nobody else can have access to it. We only use high grade servers with CPU : AMD Ryzen™ 7 3700X | RAM : 64 GB DDR4 ECC | Fast Hard drive Mvme 2 X 1 TB with Raid 1.
Everything is monitored 24/7, the slightest details are directly reported and immediately solved. Proud to be among the validators with the best practices and without any missing block but also active in all circumstances.
We are audited 24/7 by external and independent services.
