DK Nodes

Atlas Network Node | Manual

2025-03-23T11:36:25.482Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed.

Server specifications:

Minimum Requirements:

CPU: 1 cores
RAM: 2 GB
OS: Ubuntu 22.04 / Ubuntu 24.04

Super low requirements — you can totally run it on whatever server you’ve got. Barely uses any resources, it’s just about signing a deploy. Don’t skip this activity, as the effort required is minimal.

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Installation

1. Install the Solana CLI:

sh -c "$(curl -sSfL https://release.anza.xyz/stable/install)"

2. Enter the following command:

export PATH="/root/.local/share/solana/install/active_release/bin:$PATH"

3. Generate a keypair on the Solana network:

solana-keygen new -o /root/.config/solana/id.json

You’ll be asked for a BIP39 passphrase — you can just skip it. Make sure to save that seed phrase!

You can view your private key using the following command:

cat /root/.config/solana/id.json

4. Request test tokens

solana airdrop 0.01 -u "https://testnet.atlas.xyz"

If you receive an error like this, go claim from the faucet:

https://faucet.atlas.xyz/

If you forgot to save your Solana public key, you can retrieve it with this command:

solana address

Requesting airdrop of 0.01 SOL
Error: airdrop request failed. This can happen when the rate limit is reached.

5. Sign the deploy

# 1. Clone the SPL Token Program from Solana mainnet
solana program dump -um TokenkegQfeZyiNwAJbNbGKPFXCWuBvf9Ss623VQ5DA program.so

# 2. Generate a new program ID for Atlas
solana-keygen new -f -o program-keypair.json -s --no-bip39-passphrase

# 3. Deploy the cloned program to Atlas testnet at the generated address
solana program deploy -u "https://testnet.atlas.xyz" program.so --program-id program-keypair.json

That's all!

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Pipe Network Node | Manual

2025-03-08T10:40:13.695Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

CPU: 2 cores
RAM: 4GB
Disk: 100 GB SSD (minimun, recomend 200 gb)
OS: Ubuntu 22.04 / Ubuntu 24.04

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Check the ports before installation.

The Unichain node uses this port: 8003

Before installing the node, make sure these ports are not in use.

What are ports and what role do they play in nodes? - Read more

4. Preparation

Fill the form before installation: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbxN1qlstpbyU55K5I1UPufzfwshcv7uRJG6aLZQDk52ma0w/viewform

5. Install the script.

Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/pipe.git && cd pipe && chmod ugo+x pipe.sh && ./pipe.sh'

1. 🛠️ Install Pipe Node
2. ℹ️ Check Node Health
3. 📄 Check Node Logs
4. ℹ️ Check Node Reputation/Status
5. 🆔 Display node_info.json
6. 🔄 Restart Node
7. ⏹️ Stop Node
8. 🚪 Exit

5. Example Usage: Installing the Node

Step 1: Select Install Node

1. Install the node with command 1.

Enter the amount of allocated RAM. For example, if your server has 8GB of RAM, enter "8".

Then, enter your Solana wallet address.

The node has been successfully installed!

Step 2: Check the logs

1. Check the node health using command 2.

2. Check the node logs using command 3.

3. You can also check the Reputation/Status in the script with command 4.

You can also check the status of your node on the website. To do this, make sure to save your data.

https://dashboard.pipenetwork.com/node-lookup

Step 3: Save node_info.json

Enter command 5 to display your node_info.json file.

Make sure to save and keep it somewhere safe!

That's all!

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Waku Node | Full Manual

2025-02-27T16:02:09.616Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

CPU: 2 cores
RAM: 2GB
Disk: 60 GB SSD
OS: Ubuntu 22.04 / Ubuntu 24.04

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Preparation

Go to https://developer.metamask.io/welcome or another RPC like Alchemy. Get ETH in Sepolia.

So register on Alchemy or Infura and get from there RPC Sepolia.

ETH Sepolia Faucets:

https://www.alchemy.com/faucets/ethereum-sepolia
https://cloud.google.com/application/web3/faucet/ethereum/sepolia
https://sepolia-faucet.pk910.de/

4. Install the script.

1. Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/waku.git && cd waku && chmod ugo+x waku.sh && ./waku.sh'

If Docker is not installed, execute command 1.
If Docker is already installed, go straight to step 2.

1. 🛠️ Install Docker
2. 🛠️ Install Waku Node
3. 🛠️ Start Waku Node
4. ℹ️ Edit .env File
5. 🔄 Restart Containers
6. 📄 View Logs
7. ⏹️ Stop Waku Node
8. ℹ️ Update Waku Node
9. ℹ️ Check Node Health
10. 🚪 Exit

2. Install the node with command 2.

Select “Manually set Infura RPC.” Insert the URL (e.g., https://sepolia.infura.io/v3/api).

Enter your wallet’s private key and press “Enter” (without the 0x prefix).

The node is successfully installed!

3. Start Waku Node with command 3.

4. Check the logs with command 6

5. Check Node Health with command 9

Now the initialization is in progress, then it should be like this:

P.S. Also, you can install Grafana here and monitor the node’s status from there.

URL: ip:3000

That's all!

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GaiaNet Node | Full Manual

2025-02-08T12:53:31.121Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

CPU: 4 Cores
RAM: 8GB
Storage: 120GB SSDOS: Ubuntu 24.04

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Install the script.

1. Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/GaiaNet.git && cd GaiaNet && chmod ugo+x GaiaNet.sh && ./GaiaNet.sh'

1. 🛠️ Install Docker
2. 🛠️ Install Node
3. 🔄 Start Node
4. 🆔 View Device ID
5. 🆔 View Node ID
6. 🛠️ Start Bot
7. 📄 View Bot Logs
8. ⏹️ Stop Node
9. ⏹️ Stop Bot
10. ❌ DELETE Node
11. 🚪 Exit

If Docker is not installed, execute command 1.
If Docker is already installed, go straight to step 2.

4. Install The Node

Enter command 2 and install.

Here you’ll get a choice — stick with the default config or set your own. By default, it uses qwen2-0.5b-instruct, but if you want another model, hit “n”, and you’ll need to enter its config URL.

If you get the “command not found” error and the script exits, do this:

1. Exit the script using command 11.

2. Run the following command:

source $HOME/.bashrc

3. Restart the script:

sudo bash -c 'cd GaiaNet && ./GaiaNet.sh'

4. Try running command 2 again.

Save your Node ID and Device ID. If you forgot, use commands 4 and 5.

Then, launch the node with command 3.

Follow the red-highlighted link to the website.

You can test your model and ask AI a question (just hit the blue “Chat with this node” button).

Now, let’s register your node! Go to https://www.gaianet.ai/setting/nodes and connect your wallet by clicking the black “CONNECT NEW NODE” button. Enter your details to add the node.

To farm points, we need to interact with the node and send requests.

5. Automation

To automate this process, we made a script that does it for you.

You will need your NODE_ID for this.

Run command 6, and the bot will start talking to your node automatically.

If you want to change the AI questions, you can edit the questions.txt file inside the GaiaNet folder and restart the bot with command 6.

6. Check the logs

Next, review the bot logs using command 7. Successful requests should appear as shown in the screenshot below:

That's all!

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Abstract Node | Manual

2025-02-01T17:56:58.150Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

A relatively modern CPU is recommended.
RAM: 32GB
Storage:

Testnet Nodes: 30 GB
Mainnet Nodes: 300 GB, with the state growing about 1TB per month.

Network: 100 Mbps connection (1 Gbps+ recommended)

2. Occupied Ports and API Access

When deploying a node, it’s essential to understand which ports are already in use to avoid conflicts.

The Abstract node uses the following ports:

You can access the APIs using the following:

• For HTTP JSON-RPC API: 3060

• For WebSocket API: 3061

Before installing the node, make sure these ports are not in use.

What are ports and what role do they play in nodes? - Read more

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Install the script.

1. Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/Abstract.git && cd Abstract && chmod ugo+x AbstractDK.sh && ./AbstractDK.sh'

1. 🛠️ Install Docker
2. 🛠️ Start Mainnet Node
3. 🛠️ Start Testnet Node
4. 📄 View Container Logs
5. ⏹️ Stop Mainnet Node
6. ⏹️ Stop Testnet Node
7. 🚪 Exit

If Docker is not installed, execute command 1.
If Docker is already installed, go straight to step 2.

4. Install Mainnet and Testnet Node

Choose either Testnet or Mainnet — you won’t be able to run both nodes at the same time, so pick one. For this example, we’re selecting Testnet.

Important: Before installing the node, check your server specs. This node is highly demanding, and after installation, and Testnet node can get pretty heavy after installation.

For example, on an Aeza server with:

• 16 CPU

• 32 GB RAM

• 480 GB NVMe

The load looks something like this.

5. Check logs

Enter command 4.

Not gonna show all the logs, but the main one to check is number 1.

6. Grafana

Next, Grafana is installed here, and there are three ways to access it:

1. Install a browser on the server.

Here’s a link with instructions: https://t.me/dknodes/63

2. Use SSH port forwarding:

ssh -L 3000:localhost:3000 <user>@<remote_server>

• 3000 on the left side (-L 3000:localhost:3000) is the local port on your machine.

• 3000 on the right side refers to the remote server’s port that you want to forward.

• <user> is your username on the remote server.

• <remote_server> is the IP address or domain of the remote server.

3. Modify the configuration to make it publicly accessible (not recommended).

To do this, replace 127.0.0.1:3000 with 0.0.0.0:3000 in the file:

• Abstract/external-node/mainnet-external-node.yml (for mainnet)

• Abstract/external-node/testnet-external-node.yml (for testnet)

Next, go to http://localhost:3000/d/0/external-node.

If you chose option 3, replace “localhost” with your server’s IP address.

That's all!

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Titan Network | Manual

2025-01-24T18:33:54.979Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

2 CPU cores
RAM: 2GB
Storage: 30GB

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Preparation

1. Registration

Go to https://test1.titannet.io/intiveRegister?code=KABFwE

Complete the registration, then go to the "Node Management" tab and click on "Get Identity Code".

Copy the identifier and keep it save.

4. Install the script.

1. Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/titan.git && cd titan && chmod ugo+x titanDK.sh && ./titanDK.sh'

1. 🛠️ Install Docker
2. 🛠️ Start Titan Node
3. ℹ️ View All Containers
4. 📄 View Logs for a Container
5. ⏹️ Manage Containers (Stop & Remove)
6. 🔄 Restart a Container
7. 🚪 Exit

If Docker is not installed, execute command 1.
If Docker is already installed, go straight to step 2.

2. Start the node installation.

Enter command 2.

Enter the HASH you received during registration.

Next, run command 3 to find out the container ID and copy it to check the log!

3. Check the logs

Successful logs should look like the ones in our screenshot.

The site should also say “online”!

If it all checks out, then you have successfully set up the node!

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Open Ledger Node | Manual

2025-01-12T17:17:19.851Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

2 CPU cores
RAM: 4GB
Storage: 60GB
OS: Ubuntu 24.04

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Preparation

1. Registration

Go to https://testnet.openledger.xyz/?referral_code=at4wlvxip4

To complete the registration on OpenLedger Testnet, you need to install an X-server on your local machine.

2. Install an X-server

Details:

For Windows:

Use the MobaXterm program to work with the X-server.

For macOS:

Install XQuartz using Homebrew:brew install --cask xquartz
After installation, launch XQuartz:open -a XQuartz

For Linux:

The X-server is usually pre-installed in the system.

We’ll be showing it on macOS.

4. Connecting to the Server via SSH

Open your Terminal and use the following command to connect to the server with X11 forwarding enabled:

ssh -X root@ip

5. Install the script.

1. Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/OpenLedger.git && cd OpenLedger && chmod ugo+x OpenLedger.sh && ./OpenLedger.sh'

2. Start the node installation.

Enter command 1

3. Enter command 3

4. Log into your account and link it up.

Click on Setup Node, then Continue, and Connect.

• Wait for the Connect button to turn green.

• Close the node window.

Congratulations, the node is installed!

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Nexus Node | Per One Click 🔥

2024-12-10T15:02:51.247Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA, Contabo or Spacecore.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed. However, you can also choose Contabo.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

2 CPU cores
At least 50 GB of storage
At least 4 GB of RAM

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

4. Install the script.

Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/nexusDK.git && cd nexusDK && chmod ugo+x nexusDK.sh && ./nexusDK.sh'

1 – Install Nexus Node
2 – View Pover ID
3 – Stop Nexus Node
4 – Restart
5 – View Nexus Node Logs
6 – Exit

Start the installation. You will be asked to enter the Prover ID:

If you already have a Prover ID, enter y and paste your Prover ID.
If you don’t know your Prover ID, enter n, and a Prover ID will be generated automatically.

‼️ Also check our video in chat and get your FULL Pover ID.

Congrats! Your node is up and running!

5. Check the logs

Enter command 5 and check the node logs.

If you forgot your Prover ID, use Command 2 to check it.

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LENS PROTOCOL NODE | PER ONE CLICK 🔥

2024-12-05T18:20:15.842Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA, Contabo or Spacecore.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed. However, you can also choose Contabo.

Server specifications:

Minimum Requirements:

A relatively modern CPU is recommended.
32 GB RAM
Storage:

Testnet Nodes: 30 GB
Mainnet Nodes: 300 GB, with the state growing.

100 Mbps connection (1 Gbps+ recommended)

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. API Access

The HTTP JSON-RPC API will be exposed on port 3060 (localhost:3060).
The WebSocket API will be exposed on port 3061 (localhost:3061).

4. Install the script.

Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c "git clone https://github.com/dknodes/lensDK.git && cd lensDK && chmod ugo+x lensDK.sh && ./lensDK.sh"

1) Clone and Start the Lens Node 🛠️
2) Stop the Node 🗑️
3) View Logs 📄
4) Check Node Health ⚙️
5) Exit 🚪

To use the commands, press the appropriate number and then the "enter".

5. Example Usage: Installing the Node

Step 1: Select Install Node

From the main menu, enter 1 to choose the Install and Start Node option.

Step 2: Check Logs

Enter command 3 and check the node logs.

Step 3: Check the Node State

Enter command 4 and check the node state.

Example response:

that's okay

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GLACIER NETWORK NODE | PER ONE CLICK 🔥

2024-12-02T11:37:45.772Z

1. First of all, purchase a server from AEZA, Contabo or Spacecore.

We’ve started using the AEZA service more due to its high reliability and speed. However, you can also choose Contabo.

Server specifications:

Recommended Requirements:

Fast CPU with 2+ cores
4GB+ RAM
8+ MBit/sec download Internet service

The verifier node does not need a static IP address or open ports.

The verifier node does not require significant storage capacity. The minimum storage needed is merely for the software and its configuration, which should be less than 100MB.

2. Set up the server on your PC.

Log in using the command root@ip.

But before that, we recommend securing your server. Read more in our article.

3. Preparation

1. Create a Metamask wallet.

Go to https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/metamask/nkbihfbeogaeaoehlefnkodbefgpgknn
Install and create a wallet.

Make sure to save the seed phrase and wallet password!

2. Get test OpBNB tokens.

1) Add the test network.

2) Go to BNB Chain Discord

Complete verification and go to the "faucet-guide" -> "testnet-faucet" sections.

Request tokens following the instructions. They will arrive in your wallet within 5 minutes.

3) Transfer your testing assets to opBNB

Go to https://opbnb-testnet-bridge.bnbchain.org/deposit
Bridge some tBNB to opBNB

4. Install the script.

Run the following command and download:

sudo bash -c 'git clone https://github.com/dknodes/glacierDK.git && cd glacierDK && chmod ugo+x glacierDK.sh && ./glacierDK.sh'

1) Install and Start the Node 🛠️
2) Stop the Node 🗑️
3) View Logs 📄
4) Exit 🚪

To use the commands, press the appropriate number and then the "enter".

5. Example Usage: Installing the Node

Step 1: Select Install Node

From the main menu, enter 1 to choose the Install Node option.

During the setup, you’ll be asked to enter your private key – enter it, and VOILÀ, the node is up and running!

Enter command 3 and check the logs.

Step 2: Check Node

Wait a bit (maybe an hour), then head to the site to check out your node.

that's okay.

Educational articles:

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