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Introduction
This page guides you through the basics of NodeOps Console, NodeOp's multichain, easy-to-use platform that enables Web3 Protocols and blockchains to achieve their Node distribution needs by incentivizing you, the Node runners.
NodeOps Console is so simple that anyone can run a Node and earn. No code needed; create a subscription and we do all the hard work for you.
Prerequisites
- EVM-compatible wallet
- Sufficient funds or promo code
- Specific Protocols may have additional requirements
Sign up
Step 1: Connect with the Console
- From the Console, sign up or log in using the Log In button; bottom left of the Console.
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- Choose your sign in method:
- Wallet/Email/Social
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Use the tabs to learn more:
- Wallet
To sign in with an EVM-compatible wallet, you must approve the connection request in your Wallet. Click Connect and Confirm the request.
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Sign in with Email and connect a wallet later.
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Sign in with Google and connect a wallet later.
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Step 2: Select your Protocol
Navigate to Node Deployment on the left side menu and select your chosen Protocol.
Deploy Nodes
Step 3: Choose your deployment type
There are 3 deployment options, for inexperienced Node Runners, we recommend using the default, Auto-assign mode, alternatively, use the tabs to learn about the 3 deployment options:
- Auto-assign
- Profile Preference
- Custom
Auto-assign is the default and the most straightforward way to deploy Nodes in the NodeOps Network. With Auto-assign, NodeOps selects the best available Provider for your deployment.
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Node Runners can set their preferred Providers and machines for all their deployments. You can do this using the Advanced Setting option under their Profile.
Watch how to deploy in Profile Preference mode.
Node Runners can also choose a specific Provider machine for a particular Node deployment and further customize the Node using the Custom option.
Watch how to deploy in Custom mode.
Step 4: Pay for subscription
Choose your payment method:
- Pay with fiat, stables, or tokens
- Pay with credits
- Redeem Promo Code
Follow the payment guide to pay with fiat, stables, or tokens.
Follow the top up guide to convert $NODE into credits or to top up your credits with fiat, stables, or tokens.
If you have a Promo to redeem, you can use this for partial or total payment.
You're now ready to choose which Protocol's Node you wish to run. Or stay here and learn about managing your Nodes and subscriptions.
Monitor Nodes
Once your Nodes are deployed, you can monitor them from My Nodes. Clicking on a Node pulls up a page with its details.
Inactive Node?
If a Node is inactive:
- Restart it on the same machine
- Or, reschedule it to run on a different machine using the Reschedule button.
Machine details
As a Node Runner, you can navigate to the machine of the Provider on which your Node is deployed by clicking on the machine name.
Machine details shows the technical specifications of the machine along with the number of Nodes (workloads) currently running on that machine.
Renew subscription
Use the My Plans feature to look up your Node subscriptions and renew these.
Gotchas
If you login with your email, this becomes your identifier and you can later connect your wallet. Should you login with your wallet and later with your email, you just created a second Console account.
What next?
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Choose from our extensive ecosystem of supported Protocols and become a Node Runner today.
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As part of the Proof of Concept for NodeOps Network, various partners have joined the testnet. This means that some of the incentivized quests require you to create an account in NodeOps Network, rather than NodeOps Console. Get started on testnet.
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Running a Node is so simple that you can do it from a mobile, why not have a go?