Fleek Testnet Partners with Polygon Labs to Provide Web Services for Polygon CDK Developers

When compared to AWS, Fleek testnet's web services are quicker and cheaper. The Golden Fleek-Polygon logo represents the teamwork in the cloud and onchain.

Fleek, a platform for computing, has announced a partnership with Polygon Labs to provide online services for applications built using the Polygon CDK. A new generation of permissionless web services built on Fleek’s on-chain cloud architecture will be the goal of the strategic cooperation, as stated in today’s announcement. Furthermore, Fleek introduced its first public testnet.

“We are excited to link up with Polygon Labs and assist give Polygon CDK developers with onchain solutions for their cloud infrastructure requirements,” said Harrison Hines, CEO of Fleek. “We want to build web services that solve actual problems in terms of performance, cost, developer experience, self-sovereignty, and decentralization.”

Fleek's infrastructure has shown a TTFB of 37.02 milliseconds in its testnet trials, which is faster than AWS Lambdas and Vercel Serverless, according to the statement.

In addition, the partnership will provide a secure, cost-effective, and censorship-resistant alternative to existing cloud platforms, which Fleek claims is a major issue. Fleek’s worldwide network of web infrastructure operators may drastically save expenses by eliminating human error and offering scalable infrastructure without the need for heavy DevOps.

One of the guiding concepts of Web3 is freedom of choice; another is accessibility; and Fleek’s vision is in line with this philosophy. “The Polygon network will become even more flexible and diverse—accelerating the evolution and maturation of the blockchain space as a whole,” commented Sandeep Nailwal, Co-Founder at Polygon Labs, on the idea of giving Polygon CDK developers more freedom in choosing their preferred tools for cloud infrastructure needs.