Smart Contract Server for Developers and Auditors

Smart contract development with modern tooling like Foundry, Hardhat or Brownie generates substantial CPU load during fuzz testing, invariant testing and gas optimization runs. Foundry's forge test with high fuzz run counts can easily saturate 16 to 32 CPU cores for hours during exhaustive test sweeps. Hardhat node forking against mainnet state requires fast disk and substantial RAM for state caching. Anvil similar story.

AnubizHost blockchain-tier dedicated servers ship with 32 to 64 CPU cores, 128 GB+ of RAM and NVMe RAID storage, which comfortably handles parallel test suites across multiple teams or projects. Compile times for large monorepo Solidity projects drop dramatically on dedicated hardware versus shared CI runners, often from 20+ minutes to under 5 minutes, which compounds across hundreds of test runs per week.

For teams running continuous fuzz campaigns with Echidna, Medusa or Forge invariant suites, our hardware supports persistent long-duration runs without the time limits that constrain GitHub Actions or other shared CI platforms. Some audit teams run dedicated fuzz campaigns for weeks at a time on our servers.

Mainnet forking is essential for smart contract audits and integration testing. A forked Anvil or Hardhat node simulates production state, which means tests can exercise real liquidity, real oracles and real protocol interactions. The bottleneck for forking workloads is RPC latency: each forked call to the underlying mainnet state requires an RPC roundtrip, which adds up across thousands of calls per test.

Co-locating a full Ethereum archive node on the same chassis or on an adjacent server eliminates this bottleneck entirely. Our blockchain-tier hardware can comfortably host both an Erigon archive node and a dedicated Foundry/Hardhat development environment on the same server, with the archive node serving forking calls at sub-millisecond latency over loopback.

For audit teams working on multiple protocols simultaneously, we can scope multi-server packages with dedicated archive nodes for each major chain. This is particularly useful for teams working across L1 Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base and other EVM-compatible chains, where each chain's archive node is its own substantial workload.

Smart contract audit teams and protocol development teams often prefer to keep their work environments outside US and EU jurisdiction. Hosting in Iceland or Romania, paying in crypto and operating without KYC at the hosting layer gives teams operational independence and reduces the surface area for legal discovery, takedown requests or compliance-driven data demands.

AnubizHost billing supports BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT and other major coins through Plisio and NowPayments. No card processors, no fiat conversion, no identity verification beyond a working email. Teams can pay monthly, quarterly or annually depending on their cash flow preference, with renewal invoices issued seven days before service expiry.

For teams that need multi-user access with strong isolation, we can scope packages with multiple SSH users, restricted sudo configurations and Wireguard VPN access tuned for distributed teams. Our support team understands modern Solidity workflows and will not lose time asking what Foundry does. Onboarding takes minutes from order to first compile.