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Ship faster with automated DevOps, monitoring, and onchain workflows. B3OS helps indie devs and crypto startups automate repetitive blockchain ops.
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[02/05] PROBLEM FOR DEVELOPERS
Developers shouldn't be writing the same cron job for every protocol — let workflows do it once and reuse.
When your RPC flakes, events drop. Reconciling the gap from indexer logs takes days that nobody wants to spend.
Self-hosted cron breaks on gas spikes, network changes, and silent timeouts. Monitoring it is more work than the job it runs.
Smart-contract deploys live in scattered scripts only one engineer can run. Onboarding a teammate means rewriting from memory.
Every protocol you integrate adds another bespoke alerter to maintain. Half of them are out of date by the time anyone checks.
[03/05] WHY DEVELOPERS
Operators across the industry use B3OS to remove the manual work from blockchain operations.
Multiple providers per chain with automatic failover and health checks. Your workflow keeps running when one node hiccups.
At-least-once event delivery with idempotent acknowledgement so duplicates never double-process downstream.
Every run records inputs, outputs, and step-level errors so you can debug a failed workflow without leaving the UI.
Move deploy and post-deploy steps into versioned workflows with approval gates and shared visibility.
Workflow definitions live in source control with history and promotion paths. Move from staging to production with one toggle.
First-class status updates and deploy notices into the channel where your team already works. Wire your incident response without writing webhooks.
[04/05] COMING UP NEXT
Use cases B3OS automates today, with templates ready to fork.
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Monitor contract events, function calls, and state changes with automated alerts and follow-up actions.
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Forward blockchain events to your backend via webhooks with retries, deduplication, and dead-letter handling.
[05/05] FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No. B3OS provides a visual workflow editor. Code transform actions are available for advanced cases.
Yes. Webhook triggers let you POST to a workflow endpoint from any application or CI/CD pipeline.
B3OS handles scheduling, retries, error handling, and multi-chain RPC management out of the box.
Yes. The free tier includes generous compute units so indie developers and startups can build and test workflows without upfront cost.
Reach out anytime and our team will guide you through setup, workflows, and best practices.
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Subscribe wallets to streaming triggers and route every event into the channel your team uses.
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Automate data collection from on-chain sources into Slack channels, dashboards, or custom storage.
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Trigger test workflows when contracts are deployed or updated. Verify state changes and emit results to your team.
[01/04] LATEST POSTS
Product notes, launch logs, technical breakdowns, and operating memos from the team building B3OS.
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