Amazon Web Services (AWS) has made oracle provider Chainlink’s core services available on its cloud marketplace. The integration includes decentralized price data feeds, high-speed data streams for on-chain applications, and a proof-of-reserve solution for verifying tokenized asset backing. AWS has developed enterprise reference architectures for these services, effectively bridging secure cloud infrastructure with blockchain data needs. Chainlink’s network has secured over $29 trillion in transaction value since 2019 across more than 80 blockchains.
Amazon Web Services has launched Chainlink’s data standard on the AWS Marketplace, making key oracle services available to enterprise developers. This integration includes the provider’s data feeds, data streams, and proof-of-reserve solutions while maintaining enterprise security and compliance standards.
The three core services are designed for specific enterprise blockchain applications. Chainlink data feeds provide decentralized price data for tasks like asset valuation, while its data streams enable real-time on-chain responses to market movements.
The proof-of-reserve feature provides secure, verifiable on-chain reserve attestations for assets like stablecoins. AWS has created reference architectures for implementing proof-of-reserve monitoring and real-time prediction market trading, offering pre-built frameworks for enterprise cloud deployment.
Amazon Web Services commands roughly 31% of the global cloud infrastructure market. Chainlink operates one of the largest decentralized oracle networks, connecting smart contracts across multiple blockchains to external data sources.
Since its 2019 mainnet launch, Chainlink’s networks have secured over $29 trillion in transaction value. This infrastructure emphasizes security in a sector where cross-chain bridge hacks have resulted in $3 billion in losses.
Chainlink’s LINK token was recently trading at approximately $9.37. The token’s price has declined about 37% over the past twelve months.
