What we use to package the Storage Node software and push new updates. To set up a Storage Node, you first must have Docker installed. Install Docker by following the appropriate installation guide for your OS.

Docker

Storage Node

Storj Node Operator Docs

Node Operator Docs

Storj Node Operator

Quickstart Node Setup

Step 1. Understand Prerequisites

Step 2. Get an Authorization Token

Step 3. Setup Port Forwarding

Linux Configuration for UDP

macOS/FreeBSD Configuration for UDP

Step 4. Configure QUIC

Step 5. Create an Identity

CLI Install

GUI Install - Windows

QNAP Storage Node App

Step 6. Install Node Software

Get Started

Concepts

ZkSync Payments

Payout

How-to Guides

How is the online score calculated?

How to add an additional drive?

How do I estimate my potential earnings for a given amount of space and bandwidth?

Why are my payouts so low?

What if my machine restarts or shuts down?

Migrating from Docker CLI to a GUI Install on Windows

Migrating from Windows GUI installation to Docker CLI

How to migrate the Windows GUI node from one physical location to another?

How do I migrate my node to a new device?

What other commands can I run?

How do I check my L2 zkSync payouts?

How do I setup static mount via /etc/fstab for Linux?

How do I change values like wallet address or storage capacity?

How does held back amount work?

How do I estimate my payouts per Satellite?

How do I check my node when I'm away from my machine?

What if I'm using the CLI Install on Windows / MacOS?

ssh client on Android/iOS

How to remote access the web dashboard

How do I redirect my logs to a file?

What if I'm using a remote connection?

How do I check my logs?

Where can I find the config.yaml?

Where can I check for a new version?

How do I shut down my node for system maintenance?

Why is the network not using all of my storage and bandwidth?

Why am I not storing more data?

FAQs

SNO Applications

Dependencies

Resources

Important Security Consideration