Mac OS

Ollama is required to run an Infera Node.

You can download it from Ollama’s official website.

1. Open the Chrome Browser (if you do not have Chrome installed, download it here)
2. Go to the Infera Lite extension on the Chrome Web Store.
3. Click “Add to your Chrome” to install the extension in your browser.

Open the Terminal application on your Linux system. You can usually find it in your applications menu or by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T.

Copy paste the following commands in your command line and press enter to install your Infera node. The first command removes previous installations of infera if they are present.

For M series chip

curl -sSL http://downloads.infera.org/infera-apple-m.sh | bash
echo "alias init-infera='~/infera'" >> ~/.zshrc && source ~/.zshrc

After installing, run the following command to start your node:

init-infera

If your node is running correctly, your terminal will display a message like this:

Click on the Infera Lite extension in Chrome while your node is running to monitor your node.

If your node is running, the extension should automatically detect your node.

Go to the Infera Lite Guide to learn more about how you can use the extension to monitor your node.

If this is your first time, you may see a message saying

ERROR: node verification failed

This is because you must link your node to your Infera Account. Linking your node to your account is neccessary to withdraw tokens earned from completing jobs on the network.

To link your node, follow the Link Node to Account. This must be done once for every node you run.

If you have already linked your node, it should just start up and you will see messages in terminal counting uptime. That means your node is running!

If your node gets a job, you will see a message saying Starting job in terminal.