Pipe Network

Pushing 55.4 Gb/s of shreds across the public internet right now Free public good, for the love of Solana 🫡

BREAKING: Closer is faster.

@solana grok, is this true?

BREAKING: Solana

Take a look at your Amazon S3 bill Do it now Now calculate 95% of the egress cost Now divide that by current SOL price That's how much free SOL you could be stacking with Pipe's read-through cache With one simple DNS change 🫰

Read layer for Solana validators, check Read layer for S3 storage, check Routing layer for [REDACTED], 👨‍🍳

Would you order lunch from a restaurant across the state or one in the neighborhood?

Validators only want one thing, and it's free.

Measure shred arrival timing, vote propagation, and network performance directly with SolanaCDN Full Prometheus metrics with CDN vs gossip race data Transparent observability 🫰

Just use Pipe, and focus on shipping.

Your S3 bucket -> Pipe -> Your users This simple setup is built for scale, and priced for sanity

If one entity can bring down your infra, your uptime and performance are one outage away from getting nuked Pipe is thousands of independent nodes across the globe with no single point of failure

Closer is faster.

@AISystemGuy Society when every app is loading from a Pipe node in the neighborhood instead of distant data centers

Society when all of finance flows through Solana

Egress cost for 100 TB on CloudFront: $8,500 On Pipe: ~$100 Saving money with a single DNS entry: priceless

The fastest path to shreds is free (no strings attached). • Open-source with built-in acceleration layer • Redundant block delivery outperforms Turbine • CDN layer from Pipe, provided as a public good Get started with SolanaCDN: solanacdn.com

mmm mmm SHREDS

Why be in a long distance relationship with your CDN, when you and I can be close 🫶 Sub-10ms latency close

@AISystemGuy 👀

Working on Alpenglow patches for Firedancer Join in or follow along here: github.com/davidrhodus/fi…

Learn more and request early access: pipe.network/s3

Free money hack: Put Pipe in front of your Amazon S3 buckets and save over 95% on your egress bill Literally just one DNS change