Cardano Node Installation and Configuration Guide
Cardano Node 9.2.1
Cardano Node 9.2.1
  • Cardano Node 9.2.1
  • Installation Guide (Ubuntu / Debian)
    • Creating a user for Cardano Node
  • Adding SWAP (virtual ) memory
  • Getting ready to install the Cardano Node (v9.2.1)
  • Cardano Node Installation process
  • Cardano Relay Configuration
    • Cardano Relay Configuration
    • Downloading Cardano Blockchain
    • Launching Cardano Relay Node
  • Cardano Block Producer configuration
    • Installing the StakePool Operator Scripts (SPOS)
    • Generating wallet keys
    • Generating Cardano Block producer keys
    • Launching your Cardano BP node!
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Installing Ubuntu on Google Cloud Platform

Quick intro on installing Ubuntu Virtual Machine on Google Cloud Platform

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Google Cloud Platform registration:

go to: and register for Google Cloud Platform services

when the registration is done you should be in your dashboard, which looks similar to this:

Now navigate from the main menu to VM Instances dashboard: (Main Menu --> Compute Engine --> VM Instances)

Click on "Create"

Let's name our server (VM instance): cardano-core

Region: choose what's best (or which is cheaper: in US Iowa is usually the cheaper - in EU: Finland)

Let's edit the Machine configuration: choose N1 Server: 2vCPU server with 7,5GB RAM (this will cost us ~49USD per month)

Now let's choose Linux flavor and boot disk size, click on the "Change" button:

Let's go for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with 100GB disk space:

click select, and that's it, we are ready to go:

https://console.cloud.google.com/
Google Cloud Platform Dashboard
VM Instance Dashboard