Deploy Blockscout Explorer
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I maintain a privately-forked EVM chain and now need a public explorer up and running. I want to leverage an existing open-source stack—Blockscout is the natural fit—so the assignment is largely about installation, configuration, and light branding rather than deep re-engineering.
Core features I expect out of the box are transaction tracking, smart-contract verification, and clear account balance views. The interface only has to serve developers and general users, so the default Blockscout role model is fine; no admin panel extensions are necessary. Beyond swapping in our logo, adjusting the color palette, and pointing the indexer to our RPC endpoint, I do not require further customization.
Please deliver:
• A fully synchronized Blockscout instance connected to my chain’s full node
• Basic theme tweaks (logo, colors) committed to a public or private repository
• Deployment scripts or Docker setup so I can redeploy or upgrade independently
• Short hand-off guide covering environment variables, rebuild steps, and how to run contract verification
A test URL demonstrating live data from my network will serve as the acceptance checkpoint. Once verified, I’ll reroute DNS to make it public.
Core features I expect out of the box are transaction tracking, smart-contract verification, and clear account balance views. The interface only has to serve developers and general users, so the default Blockscout role model is fine; no admin panel extensions are necessary. Beyond swapping in our logo, adjusting the color palette, and pointing the indexer to our RPC endpoint, I do not require further customization.
Please deliver:
• A fully synchronized Blockscout instance connected to my chain’s full node
• Basic theme tweaks (logo, colors) committed to a public or private repository
• Deployment scripts or Docker setup so I can redeploy or upgrade independently
• Short hand-off guide covering environment variables, rebuild steps, and how to run contract verification
A test URL demonstrating live data from my network will serve as the acceptance checkpoint. Once verified, I’ll reroute DNS to make it public.