How to run storage node in development mode with no use docker?

[Alexey]

Hello @Leohoo27 ,
Welcome to the forum!

You can take a look on:

De-Dockered storage node operation

I’d like to share my approach to running a storage node, which is to forget about Docker and its multi-megabyte downloads of random images with stuff I already have on my computer. Besides, I have better things to do with my time than figuring out how yet another tool which I don’t need works. Thus, I simply build it from source, then start it manually / via systemd. #!/bin/bash if [ $# = 0 ]; then echo "Usage: $0 v0.12.3 # current release!" >&2 ; exit 2; fi set -ex test -d storj || git clone …

[Tech Preview] Linux Installer

Same deal as with the multinode dashboard preview. We don’t have a pre build installer yet. The following comands include building the installer on your machine. This one should be a bit easier to execute and doen’t require as much skill as the multinode dashboard. First build the installer we need to install debhelper for that: apt-get update apt-get install debhelper -y git clone https://github.com/storj/storagenode-deb $HOME/storagenode-deb cd $HOME/storagenode-deb/packaging dpkg-buildpack…

[Tech Preview] Linux Storage Node & Updater

We now have a Linux storage node and updater available. The Linux installer and the new docker container are not yet available. That means for now we have to create the required services manually. If you don’t know how that works please skip this test round and come back later when we have the installer or the docker container ready. Please don’t migrate any existing storage node. Better start a fresh storage node and expect it to get disqualified. If you are still willing to help us testing t…