A Complete Guide - Run NodeOps Network as Provider & Provers (previously Atlas Network)

What is NodeOps Network? The leading chain-agnostic, AI-powered DePIN Orchestration layer for general-purpose compute, economically secured by Autonomous Verifiable Services (AVS). NodeOps Network provides the economic security to the DePIN compute powering all of NodeOps' products and services.

Here We Go...GAS

Is there incentivized?

Important

FAQs: NodeOps network (Atlas Network) is thrilled to announce the launch of its Incentivized Testnet a major milestone in our journey to reshape DePIN orchestration. Wave Two Points Program is here as Early Access, Impact: Contribute, and Rewards Galore: Earn NPs (NODE POINTs). Each participant will find step-by-step guides in the Marketplace to help them get started and make the most of their contributions see here to all FAQs or Twitter & Coinlist

1. Preparation/Prerequisites

1. Hardware Requirements

Caution

NodeOps machine is have very sensitive config/compilation services tools, in order to run NodeOps, its need a server recommended specs

Requirement	Details
Services	Full root, firewall allow out/ingoing all traffic
RAM/Memory	4 GB - Up
CPU/vCPU	2 Cores - Up
Storage Space	80 GB - Up
Supported OS Linux	Ubuntu >22.04 Up & Debian >12 Up
Internet service	1Gbps unlimited network bandwidth
Drivers	Kernel >6.1.x or new latest, include security

Caution

Do this before you start, if you don't want get machine to suspended, failed, pending/stuck etc, at provider node. plz run this. Read docs NodeOps

The machine will be rejected if: (1) It runs workloads in addition to the NodeOps Network assigned loads (2) If SWAP is enabled
Following for using UFW firewall-upgrade kernel-port, command this into ssh-terminal that'll redetect any system Ubuntu 20-22-24

sudo apt update -y && sudo apt upgrade -y && \
UBUNTU_VERSION=$(lsb_release -rs | cut -d '.' -f1) && \
if [ "$UBUNTU_VERSION" = "20" ]; then \
  KERNEL_PACKAGE="linux-generic-hwe-20.04"; \
elif [ "$UBUNTU_VERSION" = "22" ]; then \
  KERNEL_PACKAGE="linux-generic-hwe-22.04"; \
elif [ "$UBUNTU_VERSION" = "24" ]; then \
  KERNEL_PACKAGE="linux-generic-hwe-24.04"; \
else \
  echo "Versi Ubuntu Not Compatible: $UBUNTU_VERSION"; \
  exit 1; \
fi && \
sudo apt-get install --install-recommends $KERNEL_PACKAGE -y && \
sudo apt autoremove --purge -y && \
sudo apt install ufw -y && \
sudo ufw default deny incoming && \
sudo ufw default allow outgoing && \
sudo ufw allow ssh && \
sudo ufw allow 8472/udp && \
sudo ufw allow 10250/tcp && \
sudo ufw allow 51820/udp && \
sudo ufw allow 51821/udp && \
sudo ufw enable && \
sudo ufw reload && \
sudo ufw status verbose

check up to date of kernel and ufw status

- command
- sudo uname -r
> output version: >6.xxxx or 6.8.0-50-generic
- command
- sudo ufw status verbose
> Status: active
> Logging: on (low)
> Default: deny (incoming), allow (outgoing), deny (routed)
> New profiles: skip

2. Setup for Network

Which chain does Atlas testnet support? ARB Sepolia Testnet

Arbitrum Sepolia ETH
Need some ETH testnet go to bridge official Sepolia ETH or googling faucet
Change RPC network for ARB Sepolia ETH, use it https://arbitrum-sepolia.drpc.org

2. Installation

1. NodeOps Provider Dashboard

I appreciate to SIGNUP ACCOUNT through my link here..
Complete go to faucet & focus on task node run provider machine and add machine to other task action
For provider is here https://testnet-providers.nodeops.network/ go to add machine
Plz, if you first time add 1 machine
Setup provider > staking > sign transaction > copy command to your terminal ssh
If having many failed tx try tomorrow or try a fresh wallet with the first SIGNUP again & clear cache/cookies NodeOps only

2. Run the Command

- This example cmd
- Copy command from the website after the success sign-tx/id, ex: like here
> curl -L https://get.atlasnetwork.dev | sh -s - xWm9nyjUy6KpZaJOHEFehVtvbut0QxFCx5GTF4pCXzsojhdN3bRZjktL41d47AAP

Go back to provider-dashboard for a view step like .. ...

Important; Early Offer: You don't need any NODE tokens, just click on Stake One machine per day

3. Verifying Task & Status Running

1. NodeOps Main-Dashboard

Go Back to main-dashboard for a complete task

Verify task scroll add a machine and register as compute provider
Complete to all setting account & task if you need

2. Status Provider Running

Search machine details and workloads uptime

To search for active machine name can copy/paste the address wallet into https://explorer.nodeops.network/machine
Uptime : last checked : less than a minute ago ; GOOD (100%) The overall health of your machine is good, you've had zero errors in the last 24 hours.

4. Usefull Command Logs

Check status Atlas

sudo systemctl status atlasnetwork-provider.service

Check info logs Atlas

sudo journalctl -u atlasnetwork-provider.service

sudo journalctl -u atlasnetwork-provider.service --no-pager --lines=50

Check info Restart Atlas

sudo systemctl restart atlasnetwork-provider.service

Check stopping run Atlas

sudo systemctl stop atlasnetwork-provider.service

So, warning for delete/stop/clean/update service NodeOPS, but dont worry you can get fresh (cleanup)

sudo systemctl stop atlasnetwork-provider.service && \
sudo systemctl disable atlasnetwork-provider.service && \
sudo rm -f /etc/systemd/system/atlasnetwork-provider.service && \
sudo systemctl daemon-reload && \
sudo rm -f /usr/local/bin/atlasnetwork-provider && \
sudo rm -rf /etc/atlasnetwork /var/lib/atlasnetwork && \
sudo systemctl reset-failed

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