Do it yourself

The recommended and officially supported operating system to host Agung nodes is Ubuntu 20.04 on a x86_64 compatible hardware. Although you can use Apple macOS or Microsoft Windows and other nix flavors as well if you compile the node from the code code, currently only the official distribution can connect to the Agung network.

Click here and download the highlighted tar file. Kindly note this link is public and can be accessed through any browser.

After successfully downloading the required tar file please use the below mentioned command to extract the contents:

tar zxvf peaq-node-agung-apr-7-2022.tar.gz && chmod +x peaq-node

The above command will output a single binary and mark it as executable.

To run a "pruning" node please use the following command, this will create a chain-data folder in the current directory which will contain fetched data from the Agung network.

./peaq-node --chain agung

Once the command is executed properly, the screen should appear as below, if not, please reach out to us on our github repo here. As the node starts it will synchronize with peaq network and import all previous blocks. This process may take a few minutes depending on your network speed.

You may run Agung node as a service by following below steps. This guide assumes you are using the path /var/network as file storage

Create a file called peaq.service with the following content in /etc/systemd/system/peaq.service

Unit] Description=Peaq Node

[Service]

User=<enter user e.g. augung>

Group=<enter group e.g. augung>

ExecStart=<directory_of_script e.g. /var/network/start_node.sh>

WorkingDirectory=<path to startup script e.g. /var/network>

Restart=always

RestartSec=60

[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

Create a start_node.sh in the path that was mentioned in ExecStart and include the following.

#!/bin/sh ./peaq-node \ --base-path ./chain-data \ --chain agung \ --port 1033 \ --ws-port 9944 \ --rpc-port 9933 \ --rpc-cors all \ --pruning archive \ --name ro_full_node_0

Kindly note the peaq-node file should be placed in the same folder where start_node.sh resides.

Reload the service files to include the new service.

sudo systemctl daemon-reload

Start your service.

sudo systemctl start peaq

To check the status of your service.

sudo systemctl status peaq