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Managing Your Node
How to use the Infera Lite Extension
Before opening the extension, make sure your node is running on your device
On Windows: run the
infera-node.exe
file
On Mac/Linux: run
init-infera
in your Terminal.
Main Dashboard
The
Home screen
is the landing page of the extension and gives an overview of the node’s current status.
Start/Stop Button:
Allows you to toggle the node on or off.
Active Status:
Indicates whether the node is running, displaying either “Active” (active and awaiting jobs) or “Inactive” (node deactivated).
Points:
Displays the points earned from processed tasks and uptime on the network.
Uptime:
Shows the node’s total uptime.
Reputation & Node Details
This section provides a real-time snapshot of your node’s performance:
Device details:
Displays information about the node’s GPU, CPU, RAM, VRAM, and available RAM.
Tasks Completed:
Shows the number of inference tasks your node has processed.
Reputation:
A pie chart representing your node’s reputation on the Infera network based on speed and reliability.
Installing New Models
This page lists all the LLM models that users can install to support the Infera network, starting with every state-of-the-art open-source model.
Click on the download icon next to a model’s name in order to download the model onto your
Infera Node
.
Node Management via CLI
If you fancy managing your node via a terminal interface, you can follow this
guide
.
Docker Setup
Linking Your Node
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