Problem Statement

Parachains are highly efficient and capable application-specific chains that sit under the Polkadot layer 0 with their own configurations, token economics, and flexibility. Creating your own Parachain has always been complex, requiring time and the desired expertise. The quality of effort and time given to set up a parachain is vital to the project’s success. The traditional approach to launching a Parachain requires a lot of consulting on different options, trying out different sets of configurations, and 8-12 weeks of setting up the desired networks and environments.

We have launched a one-click sandbox; try it!

Zeeve, being actions first, has already launched a one-click sandbox as a precursor to this proposed open-source initiative. We encourage the community to test further and share their feedback to strengthen the approach toward the open-source version. Click here to access the sandbox now

For more information on the 1-click sandbox, please visit the Polkadot Forum post.

Proposed Open-Source One-Click Parachain Deployment Toolkit

This proposal aims to build an open-source, one-click parachain configurator and deployer tool for Rococo, Kusama, and Polkadot in multiple phases. This will help with a faster Parachain adoption as it breaks the entry barrier of complexity and cost to set up, monitor, scale, and manage the entire Parachain network. It further helps the enterprises as a sophisticated toolkit to easily create, manage, and reduce risks for their parachains with production-grade deployment and monitoring.

Setting up different environments and maintaining them with their desired expectations is a highly challenging task, and as mentioned above, it is also very important. Zeeve is proposing a very simple yet effective automation framework to:

• Launch Parachain in a few clicks
• Define and generate the Chain-spec on the go
• Configure the Relay Chain as well as the Parachain options
• Automated workflow for CoreTime purchase and planning
• Setup security measures, define and deploy

Read the full proposal here