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# Technical scope

## Infrastructure types

Altitude's published scope includes:

* execution-layer nodes, including reth-based deployments;
* consensus-layer nodes where required;
* archive nodes for historical state and data;
* EVM-compatible chain infrastructure;
* custom endpoints and indexing.

## Customization

For compatible stacks, an engagement can include:

* optimized or modified RPC methods;
* project-specific endpoints;
* response shaping and aggregation;
* DeFi indexing;
* dedicated or capacity-limited access.

## Production checklist

Before launch, agree on:

* exact networks and chain IDs;
* endpoint URLs and authentication;
* rate and concurrency limits;
* data retention and archive depth;
* latency and availability objectives;
* regional deployment and failover;
* logging, monitoring, and incident contacts;
* change management and maintenance windows.

## Important limitation

This documentation does not publish a universal endpoint, SLA, rate limit, or supported-method matrix because those depend on the contracted deployment. Request the specification for your environment from Altitude.
