AVENOX

This project delivers a deployment solution developer platform on Ethereum that streamlines dapp hosting and CI/CD by combining wallet‑first authentication, GitHub integration, decentralized storage, and serverless execution into a single workflow. Developers connect an Ethereum wallet to unlock a minimalist dashboard, import repositories via OAuth, and trigger one‑click deploys that package static assets and artifacts to Walrus for decentralized persistence while provenance and config are anchored on‑chain. Under the hood, deployments target multiple local Ethereum testnet portal instances running in parallel behind a lightweight load balancer to simulate production traffic, reduce latency, and improve reliability during previews. Serverless functions are executed on Apache OpenWhisk to provide scalable APIs, webhooks, and background jobs, with cold‑start conscious routing and environment‑scoped secrets. The system emits atomic preview URLs per commit, exposes build logs and status checks in real time, and surfaces a compact deployments table with quick rollback and promote‑to‑prod actions.

it is a lightweight control plane, and a job runner that builds repos from GitHub and ships artifacts to decentralized Walrus storage by default. The flow is simple: connect wallet to unlock the dashboard, import a GitHub repo, then one‑click deploy to produce immutable preview URLs per commit and a clean deployments table for promote/rollback.

Under the hood, multiple local Ethereum testnet portal instances run in parallel behind a small load‑balancer to simulate production traffic and keep previews fast and reliable. Serverless APIs, webhooks, and background tasks run on Apache OpenWhisk with environment‑scoped secrets and sensible limits to avoid cold‑start pain. Security relies on wallet‑gated access, signed GitHub webhooks, and content‑addressed artifacts pinned on Walrus.

Analytics and spend insights are built in: client and serverless telemetry capture requests, p50/p95 latency, cache hits, errors, cold starts, artifact sizes, and build timings. These metrics power cost views across compute, storage, and egress, with per‑project breakdowns, commit‑to‑commit diffs, and alerts when budgets or error thresholds are crossed. The neon‑brutalist theme (black base with yellow, cyan, green, and magenta accents) keeps the interface bold, accessible, and easy to scan during rapid iteration.