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Chainstack Self-Hosted is now generally available. With v1.8.0, the product exits beta and becomes the first public release. This version expands Ethereum coverage with new evaluation presets, makes telemetry on by default, and smooths out install, upgrade, and resource defaults.

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Ethereum evaluation presets

Three new lightweight Ethereum presets are available in the deployment flow: Mainnet, Sepolia, and Hoodi. The deployment Control Panel now lists every preset configuration available for a given network instead of surfacing only one, so you can pick the client combination and footprint that matches your evaluation or production target without leaving the wizard.

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Simpler installs and upgrades

cpctl install now defaults to the latest available chart version when you omit -v, so first-time installs no longer require looking up a version string. Error messages from the version resolver are clearer about what went wrong — empty tag lists, dev-only registries, and unsupported version jumps are now reported separately. Upgrades also run without the previous Helm hook step, which removes a class of upgrade-time failures on clusters with restrictive RBAC.

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Resource limit defaults

The bundled Postgres component now ships with explicit CPU, memory, and storage limits instead of relying on cluster defaults. This makes capacity planning predictable on small or shared clusters and avoids the noisy-neighbor scenarios reported by early adopters running the control plane alongside other workloads.

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UI refinements

The Control Panel now uses the shared UIKit side menu, aligning navigation with the rest of the Chainstack product surface. The Node Summary panel was repolished so resource readouts line up with the surrounding layout.

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Component versions

Last modified on May 11, 2026