Aurora Labs simplifies blockchain deployment with Aurora Cloud Console

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Aurora Labs has officially announced the launch of the Aurora Cloud Console, a platform enabling companies and developers to deploy, customize, and manage their own Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) blockchains. The console inherits the full security, scalability, and infrastructure of the NEAR Protocol, simplifying the deployment process and removing technical obstacles.

Introduction to Aurora Cloud Console

Aurora Cloud Console is a self-serve, zero-cost, no-code platform for blockchain deployment. It offers new opportunities for creating accessible and scalable blockchains that are fully compatible with Ethereum and operate as smart contracts on the NEAR Protocol.

Features and Benefits of the Platform

The Aurora Cloud Console allows entrepreneurs to quickly deploy scalable blockchains without technical skills. Key features include: full access to the console, a guided onboarding process to set parameters (permissions, base token, gas fees, integrations), monitoring real-time transaction usage, and tracking chain deployment progress.

Statements from Aurora Labs Management

Alex Shevchenko, CEO of Aurora Labs, stated: “With Aurora Cloud Console, launching a chain is now easier, faster, and completely accessible. In just days, you can have a fully customizable chain powered by NEAR’s robust network. We’ve removed the complexity, so builders can focus on creating great products while tapping into a thriving ecosystem of liquidity, tools, and users. Aurora Cloud Console is the gateway to Web3.”

With Aurora Cloud Console, launching a chain is now easier, faster, and completely accessible. In just days, you can have a fully customizable chain powered by NEAR’s robust network. We’ve removed the complexity, so builders can focus on creating great products while tapping into a thriving ecosystem of liquidity, tools, and users. Aurora Cloud Console is the gateway to Web3.Alex Shevchenko

The launch of the Aurora Cloud Console represents a significant step in Aurora Labs’ mission to make blockchain technology more accessible. This solution significantly reduces the time and resources required to launch blockchains, opening up new opportunities for developers and entrepreneurs.

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