Lantern - Runtime Behavior
Learn how Lantern behaves during startup, runtime requests, network failures, and shutdown or restart cycles.
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- Lantern - Edge-Caching for Solana — Lantern provides edge-caching for Solana account state with zero-latency RPC access and selective local synchronization.
- Lantern - Supported RPC Methods — Learn which Solana RPC methods Lantern can serve from local cache for ultra-fast responses and lower upstream load.
- Lantern - Getting Started — Get started with Lantern in three simple steps: create an account, install Lantern, and configure it for your RPC workload.
- Lantern - Installation Overview — System requirements and installation methods for Lantern, including Docker and command-line deployment paths.
- Lantern - Docker Installation — Install Lantern using Docker for the fastest and easiest setup, including the local web configuration tool.
- Lantern - Command-Line Installation — Install Lantern as a command-line application for more control with a direct binary setup workflow.