How to Run Avalanche at Home: Getting Started
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- "How to Run Avalanche at Home" is a series produced by FireStorm, an Avalanche community member. The fifth episode of the series is an end-to-end tutorial on how you can go from a base installation of Ubuntu Linux to a staking node in the comfort of the Avalanche Fuji test network using a graphical API interaction tool.
This is really the best way if you are looking to learn about how the Avalanche software works but you aren't yet very familiar with the command line terminal.
Postman Collection On GitHub:
github.com/ava-labs/avalanche...
FireStorm Covers:
1) How to install node software as fast as possible
2) How to launch the node in the test network and enable the http interface
3) How to install postman, configure it and talk to the node easily
4) How to get test AVAX, create a wallet and stake the AVAX onto the node
5) Check for your node on an explorer to see it's status and uptime
FireStorm's CZcams Channel: / @firestormanswers
Chapters:
- Introduction 00:00
- Node Installation 01:09
- Postman Install & Collection Download 04:30
- Postman Configuration 07:51
- Getting Started - Basics 11:51
- Getting Started - Send & Staking 18:59
- Confirming Validator 27:08
- Closing 29:15
List of Hardware I'm Using:
- Raspberry Pi 4 with 8 GB Ram
- ArgonOne Raspberry Pi 4 Case
- Sandisk Extreme 256 SSD Hard Drive (USB)
- Sandisk Micro SD Card (32 GB)
What is Avalanche?
- Ava Labs Website: www.avalabs.org
- Why Avalanche? : • How to Avalanche At Ho...
- Avalanche Developer Documentation: docs.avax.network/
Please feel free to pass any feedback you have in the comment section!
If you decide you don't want to run your own node, please consider delegating as a way to contribute to Avalanche. Below is FireStorm's node for reference:
NodeID-7VNmYGnPqN4NcAgEszTEZrLVsR5hykTSN
Post Production:
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Another very helpful video! Can you please make a video specifically for the web wallet? I still couldn't wrap my head around how to use the NFT studio or why it's useful at all. Thanks!
Thanks for the informative video - Could you please make a digest video covering how to connect Avalanche Node running on GCP VM via Postman giving related network/firewall configurations in both GCP and Postman.
Hi there! Thank You for Your great videos! Do You have any tutorial how to actually remove already running (and validating) Node from one computer to another? I know that we have to use staker files, but how to exactly do it. Step by step? Thank You!
Hi, i have a question: what are the router settings in the postman for the router 'Speedport pro' ? i can not connect with postman to the router
How long does it take to build Bootstrap Fuji testnet estimate?
this video is very informative, but why is this info missing in the documentation?? The documentation in fact sends to this video but should also be there in text format
How much reward can one expect to earn running a validated node ?
what is the use of this thing? what does it do? in the most simple terms
postman says it automatically uploads ALL data to it's cloudservers... why would i ever use postman to administer an AVAX node after reading that?! "all data in this workspace is automatically backed up on our servers" WHAT
Great video.
Will the validation threshold be reduced?
I'd like to participate as a validator but buying 2000 Avax is too much IMO.
The issuance schedule is pretty aggressive so I worry for my money if the price dumps when this bull market ends.
Cheers
The team ran a forum post regarding the minimum staking requirement and the participants had voted to have the threshold reduced. I'm guessing this is on the agenda / roadmap and you'll have to track the updates from the team.
It never hurts to ask this question on the discord chat or forum also.
Thanks for watching!
I am facing an issue:-
ERROR[02-02|17:49:37] avalanchego/main/main.go#92: UPnP or NAT-PMP router attach failed, you may not be listening publicly, please confirm the settings in your router
can you help me?
put --public-ip={PUBLIC IP OF EC2 INSTANCE} flag while running script if you are trying to run the node from aws or any cloud provider
so how much avax do you need to create a node?
You need at least 2000 avax coins to create a node. This is a requirement at the moment but it may change and might be less in the future. They work on it.
On the other hand, in order to delegate (staking) you need at least 25 avax coins.
it seems that modifying the initial values doesn't make too much sense
bruv this view
At the time of this comment in order to get 2000 AVAX we need to invest $23,340. Which is a lot (too much) for some of us that would like to participate validating.
Leaves me out. :(
$150,000 - $200,000 now. Still trying to find out where to vote on this.
The network can scale to millions of validators, but there's only 1200 as of now.
@dustinodaffer a year after that it's back to $23,000
I want someone as handsome as you not to be a party to such frauds. Please find out and check how the AVAX supply is provided. So you will have a real reason to cool off from the project.
That is quite an allegation to make without providing any evidence.
@@johanventer8325 Whatever you want to believe, I am after the truth. First, find out what the token means. All tokens that are not distributed in token projects are in one or more people's wallets. They don't want to distribute them without getting money. Printing money shouldn't be that easy!
@@ayhanarican1274 Read again what I said. "That is quite an allegation to make without providing any evidence." Where is your evidence? Convince me.
@@johanventer8325 I read. I read it and realized that my comment contains a direct answer. If not, am I imbecile? Can you be a little manly and ask the same question for yourself? I think you can hang the above text on the wall of the room with a frame! Do not forget to buy as many AVAX tokens as you can before!
@@ayhanarican1274 No evidence then. Thank you for your time.