There are multiple RPC providers which will work as intermediaries to help you interact with the Avalanche network. You'll experience different latency levels depending on the provider's configurations. You can potentially use multiple providers for redundancy and balancing.
AvalancheGo is the node implementation for the Avalanche network - a blockchain platform with high throughput and blazing fast transactions. This page is overview of the APIs associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the Admin API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the Auth API associated with AvalancheGo.
AvalancheGo Installer is a shell (bash) script that installs AvalancheGo on any Linux computer. This script sets up full, running node in a matter of minutes with minimal user input required. This is convenient if you want to run the node as a service on a standalone Linux installation, for example to set up a (Subnet) validator, use the node as a private RPC server and similar uses. It also makes upgrading or reinstalling the nodes easy.
The AvalancheGo Postman collection includes all the public API calls that are available on AvalancheGo instance, allowing you to quickly issue commands to your node and see the response, without having to copy and paste long and complicated `curl` commands.
This page is an overview of the C-Chain API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the Health API associated with AvalancheGo. This API can be used for measuring node health.
This page is an overview of the Index API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the Info API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the IPC API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the Keystore API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the Metrics API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the P-Chain API associated with AvalancheGo.
This page is an overview of the Exchange Chain (X-Chain) API associated with AvalancheGo.