Run a Stable Node in Three Clicks
Deploy and manage a Stable pruned or archive node with Novacula. Serve Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC and WebSocket traffic, bootstrap pruned nodes from a snapshot, and monitor node health from one control plane.
Manage Your Stable Node From One Control Plane
Deploy and monitor Stable nodes with Novacula while network configuration, ports and node settings are managed through one control plane.
Deploy a Pruned or Archive Stable Node
Choose a pruned node for RPC serving or an archive node when you need full historical state. Novacula applies the appropriate Stable configuration for each node type.
- Pruned and archive node types
- Mainnet and testnet support
- Pruned nodes bootstrap from a snapshot
- Archive nodes sync from genesis
- Managed Stable network and node configuration
Serve Ethereum-Compatible RPC From Your Stable Node
Stable runs a single stabled process that serves Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC and WebSocket endpoints, so applications can connect using familiar EVM tooling.
- JSON-RPC on port 8545
- WebSocket on port 8546
- Single stabled process
Monitor Stable Node Sync and Health
Novacula surfaces block height, peer count and sync progress in the node view, so you can quickly see whether your Stable node is connected and keeping up with the network.
- Track block height
- Monitor peer count
- Check sync progress
Run Stable Nodes With the Novacula Agent
Stable is Agent-only. Run the stabled process on a bare-metal host managed by the Novacula Agent, with network configuration, ports and node settings handled for you.
Frequently Asked Questions About Stable Nodes
Answers to common questions about deploying, managing and monitoring Stable nodes with Novacula. Talk to our team.
What is a Stable node?
A Stable node runs a single stabled process that serves both Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC and CometBFT RPC.
Which Stable networks does Novacula support?
Novacula supports Stable mainnet and testnet.
What Stable node types can I deploy?
You can deploy a Pruned node for RPC serving or an Archive node when you need full historical state.
Does Stable support snapshot bootstrap?
Yes. Pruned nodes bootstrap from a published snapshot on first deploy. Archive nodes sync from genesis instead.
Can I run Stable on Kubernetes?
No. Stable is currently Agent-only in Novacula and runs on a bare-metal or virtual-machine host.
Which RPC endpoints does a Stable node expose?
Stable exposes Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC on port 8545 and WebSocket on port 8546. CometBFT RPC, gRPC and P2P ports are managed separately.
How does Novacula monitor a Stable node?
Novacula surfaces block height, peer count and sync progress in the node view.
What resources does a Stable node need?
Novacula’s deployment defaults are 4 CPU, 8 GiB RAM and 200 GiB disk for Pruned nodes, and 16 CPU, 32 GiB RAM and 4096 GiB disk for Archive nodes.
Run Your Stable Node With Novacula
Deploy and manage Stable pruned or archive nodes with Ethereum-compatible RPC, managed configuration and node monitoring from one control plane.
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