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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
I’ve given in to peer pressure and bought an Intel NUC to start running a Quilibrium node over the weekend. I’m too mid to fully understand the project but I trust @cassie’s vision I saw @demipoet’s guide with two options: Docker or native install. Which one should I go for? Would Docker make upgrades easier?
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King
@king
native, resource split not recommended/needed. gg @aviationdoctor.eth and welcome!
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
Welcome Thomas! You’re on the Q train. I grabbed a NUC to run my node too.
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Tyga
@tyga
I would avoid docker. I've had to migrate all my nodes using docker over because Docker doesn't we to function properly. DM me and I can help you get set up.
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⚪️ cooper 🎩 ↑
@cooperray
definitely run a native install. there's a lot of issues challenges around the self-test file borking and resource partitioning properly with docker. plus its unclear if running multiple nodes/server is more efficient or not.
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TheModestThief
@thief
please pill me irl lunch on me
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sha ↑
@sha
which NUC did you get?
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casslin.eth
@casslineth
Is the node incentivized/rewarded now/still?
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Snip🎩
@snipdat.eth
Native all the way. But be aware that this thing is gonna run hot. I am talking 100% cpu maxed out. Also you need x 2gb of ram per vcore. Latest update = is really pomw to the max.
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Kira.base.eth🍿🩰🎩
@kiranasporte
I can't say anything about it. But if you have made such a decision, see what the result will be 🫣
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