surfpool: init at 1.2.0#509048
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🌊 Overview
Surfpool is your drop-in replacement for solana-test-validator, designed for builders who want to work with real mainnet state — without downloading the entire chain.
But Surfpool goes further: it introduces Infrastructure as Code for Solana, empowering developers to define, deploy, and operate both on-chain and off-chain infrastructure declaratively and reproducibly.
It’s built local-first and offline-ready, so you can spin up networks on your laptop — and then promote the exact same setup to the cloud when it’s showtime.
Homepage: https://www.surfpool.run
Repo: https://github.com/solana-foundation/surfpool
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