Self-hosted BlockScout on BYO Servers
BlockScout can be hosted in a hardware or cloud service environment
BlockScout can be manually deployed to a selected server environment. This provides control over costs, server location, decentralization and other factors that may influence hosting decisions.
Projects may also self-host 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.
Self-hosted BlockScout examples
ETC Cooperative
Projects: Görli Testnet, Kotti Testnet, Mordor Testnet Testnet Explorers:
- Görli: http://goerli.etccoopexplorer.com/
- Kotti: http://kotti.etccoopexplorer.com/
- Mordor: http://mordor.etccoopexplorer.com/
Description: Görli Ethereum and Kotti Ethereum Classic Testnets provide reliable and robust Proof-of-Authority networks for testing across client implementations. Mordor is an Ethereum Classic Proof-of-Work Testnet launched in October 2019.
(source: https://docs.blockscout.com/about/use-cases/self-hosted-blockscout-on-byo-servers)