Introduction

Octaze is developer infrastructure for testing on Solana — hosted virtual testnets that fork mainnet so you can build and break safely.

It lets you fork real Solana mainnet into a private, disposable network with its own RPC URL, fund any wallet with test SOL and SPL tokens, simulate and send transactions, and read a full execution trace of everything that happened — without spending real funds.

Why Octaze

Local validators and public devnets don't behave like mainnet — the real programs, liquidity, and accounts aren't there, so code passes in testing and breaks in production. Octaze gives you a real, shareable copy of mainnet to break safely before you ship.

Ways to use it

• Dashboard — create testnets, fund wallets, and inspect transactions at app.octaze.dev.
• SDK — drive everything from TypeScript with @octaze/sdk.
• CLI — quick commands from your terminal (coming soon).
• CI/CD — spin up a testnet per pipeline run with the GitHub Action.

Next steps

• Quickstart — your first testnet in a few minutes.
• Virtual testnets — the core concept.
• API reference — the REST API the SDK and CLI build on.

Resources

• Dashboard — app.octaze.dev
• SDK — npm @octaze/sdk · github.com/Octaze-Dev/octaze-sdk
• GitHub Action — github.com/Octaze-Dev/setup-vnet
• Docs source — github.com/Octaze-Dev/octaze-docs
• GitHub org — github.com/Octaze-Dev