CasperLabs made headlines with the news that it had joined hands with Amazon Web Services (AWS). It will provide potential developers and organizations who have based their infrastructure on Casper Network the opportunity to use node infrastructures and plan blueprints for private networks to test the quality of products through AWS.
Amazon Web Services has taken little time to reach the ranks of leaders in cloud storage space providers. The reason for its success lies in its high reliability, adaptability, and minimal processing fee. At present, it sponsors more than a hundred thousand commercial enterprises across the globe. Since AWS is already based in over two hundred nations, the node operators of Casper Network can now install and connect nodes to the global public network instead of waiting to access hardware, which can take weeks to arrive. Developers who work on smart contracts can now increase the pace of the development of Casper nodes and create prototypes for their commodities in no time.
Mrinal Manohar, the CEO of CasperLabs, commented that this was a milestone achievement on the front of blockchain technology as it aims to become more accessible to the mainstream consumers, and not just to CasperLabs. The Casper Network has primarily aimed to provide a viable alternative for commercial organizations which specialize in designing, testing, iterating, and utilizing Web3 ecosystems at a highly productive level. AWS has accelerated the resolution of this aim and also expanded the mission.
The Casper Labs and AWS strategic collaboration has enabled AWS clients to access CasperLabs Professional Services. Now they can formulate and utilize blockchain-supported solutions to dissolve crucial obstacles in business proceedings. And this function has already started bearing fruit. Ever since the inception of the mainnet in March, the users have been impressed by CasperLabs’s eco-friendly management, along with the malleable structure.
