Self-hosted BlockScout on AWS

BlockScout Ansible Playbooks and the upcoming AWS Marketplace integration provide several step-by-step options for deploying to AWS. This is the easiest way quickly connect BlockScout to your chain instance and get up and running quickly.

Projects may also decide to self-host on AWS and use a proxy server for additional load balancing, data caching or security.

Sites can be configured to reflect a chain's unique branding, color scheme, logos and more. See the examples below.

Example BlockScout instances self-hosted on AWS

Project: Ocean Protocol BlockScout url: https://submarine.oceanprotocol.com Description: Decentralized data access and exchange protocol for AI applications.

Project: Matic Mainnet Explorer:https://alpha-mainnet.explorer.matic.network Testnet Explorer: https://explorer.testnet2.matic.network Description: Sidechain scaling solution based on the Plasma framework.

Project: Fuse Network BlockScout URL: https://explorer.fusenet.io/ Description: Open-source platform for economic-based community creation.

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