# MYRIA GameFi ecosystem Linux Node Deployment Guide **Published by:** [Kenny (Kang Zeng)](https://paragraph.com/@kenny-kang-zeng/) **Published on:** 2023-04-13 **URL:** https://paragraph.com/@kenny-kang-zeng/myria-gamefi-ecosystem-linux-node-deployment-guide ## Content Myria Node Deployment Guide Ver 1.1 For Linux headless version only - by Kenny 04/13/2023 https://twitter.com/_0xKenny https://support.myria.com/hc/en-us/articles/13731603520148-Understanding-how-to-operate-a-Myria-Node#h_01GTX5PAAPPKSVG82AA78Y0B34 · First, if you don’t have yet, go opening a new VPS account from service provider like Vultr, you can use this refer link (thanks!) https://www.vultr.com/?ref=6870818 · Create a new VPS in Vultr portal, select Ubuntu 20.04 x64 as OS, name it as Myria01, check the screenshot below for more details; (Pickup whatever location you like to deploy your node server, I use Dallas, TX USA as example) · Once created the VPS, wait for 5 minutes until the server is fully deployed at backend, now check the VPS details, copy its IP address and root password as shown in screenshots; · Now we have all information to connect to the VPS remotely, let’s install the SSH client software and make connection from your local computer to the remote cloud server; For windows, recommend to use putty as client, check the link below for details: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html You can download its portable version with link below to run directly without installation: https://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/w64/putty.exe For MAC OSX, you can run the ssh command in terminal windows directly, check this article for details: https://www.servermania.com/kb/articles/ssh-mac/ · Now let’s run putty client software, connect to the remote VPS server using ssh protocol; · Great! You are almost there! Only few steps left now. Let’s start to deploy the node software into the cloud server and configure the node; Copy the commands below and paste them into the ssh session one by one, press enter key to run each command (to minimize the CPU and RAM limits: wget https://downloads-builds.myria.com/node/install.sh sed -i '9 i MEM=4*1024*1024' ./install.sh sed -i '9 i CORE=2' ./install.sh sudo mkdir /etc/sysconfig sudo bash ./install.sh · Now the node software is well installed, you can run it to test the installation: myria-node --help · Apply the Node API Key from dashboard URL https://myria.com/nodes/dashboard/ Under your Node list, click Manage button, then click GET API KEY button, copy the API KEY; · Final step here! Run the linux command from ssh session to launch the node service and config the node by entering your API KEY here: myria-node --start The node daemon will return messages that your Node is running, perfect! · Check back your dashboard, make sure the NODE is online, you are ALL SET! · To receive daily $MYRIA token airdrops, visit the rewards URL, click CLAIM ALL button. https://myria.com/nodes/dashboard/rewards/ · That’s all, the myria-node daemon is run as Linux service so reboot or power interruption won’t stop the node service from continually running. ## Publication Information - [Kenny (Kang Zeng)](https://paragraph.com/@kenny-kang-zeng/): Publication homepage - [All Posts](https://paragraph.com/@kenny-kang-zeng/): More posts from this publication - [RSS Feed](https://api.paragraph.com/blogs/rss/@kenny-kang-zeng): Subscribe to updates