📄️ Start a node with Docker
You can run all the commands in this document without any change on any machine with the latest Docker and at least 8GB of RAM available to the container.
📄️ Start a node on AWS using AMI images
We have created a series of public AMIs for you to start GaiaNet nodes in AWS with just a few clicks.
📄️ Install CUDA on Linux
If you are using an Nvidia-enabled VM instance from a public cloud, you should probably use the VM image provided by the cloud. It typically has the correct versions of Nvidia driver and CUDA toolkit already installed.
📄️ Install multiple nodes on a single machine
The default GaiaNet installer installs the node into the $HOME/gaianet base directory.
📄️ Run a local-only node
By default, the GaiaNet node registers itself with a GaiaNet domain and is accesible from the public.
📄️ Protect the server process
Sometimes, the OS could kill the wasmedge process on the GaiaNet node if it consumes too much resources. For production