Zetrix Documentation (EN)
  • Introduction
    • Overview of Zetrix
    • Why Build on Zetrix
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Quick Start Guide
    • Key Concept
  • ARCHITECTURE
    • Blockchain Layer
    • Consensus Mechanism
      • DPos
      • BFT
    • Node Type
    • Security
  • DEVELOPER RESOURCES
    • Smart Contract Development Toolkit
    • Smart Contract
      • Introduction
      • ZTP Standard
        • ZTP-20
        • ZTP-165
        • ZTP-721
        • ZTP-1155
      • Syntax
    • API
      • Overview
      • HTTP
      • Websocket
      • Keypair
    • SDK
      • Node.js
      • Go
      • Java
    • Interoperability
    • Testing and Auditing
      • Asset Issuance
      • Legal Evidence
      • Smart Contract Assets
    • Verifiable Credentials
      • Getting Started
      • API Reference
  • Node & Validator
    • Overview and System Requirements
    • Node Installation
      • Dedicated Address
      • Docker Deployment
    • Maintenance
    • Node Monitoring
    • Common Problems
  • GOVERNANCE
    • On-Chain Governance
    • Distribution of Interests
  • TOKENOMICS
    • Native Token
    • Staking and Rewards
    • Gas Fees and Transaction
  • ECOSYSTEM
    • DApps and Projects
    • Partnerships
    • Explorer and Analytics
  • Wallets
    • Supported Wallets
    • Wallet Intergration
  • Blockchain as a Service
    • BaaS
      • Zetrix Service
        • Core
        • Transaction
        • Contract
    • Zetrix Oraclize
    • Scheduler Contract
  • MISC
    • Burn Address
  • Troubleshooting & FAQ
    • Terminology
    • Security Best Practices
  • Community & Support
    • Developer Community
    • Official Support
    • Contributing to the Blockchain
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  1. Node & Validator

Overview and System Requirements

Overview

The installation for Zetrix node will walk you through the process of installing and configuring the Zetrix node in both Linux system.

Requirements

Before installing a Zetrix node, you must make sure that your system meets the following requirements.

Hardware Requirements

The hardware requirements must meet the following configurations:

  • Recommended：CPU 8 cores, memory 32G, bandwidth 20M, SSD disk 500G

  • Minimum：CPU 4 cores, memory 16G, bandwidth 10M, SSD disk 500G

Software Requirements

You can choose Ubuntu, Centos or MacOS systems. The following systems are supported.

  • Ubuntu 14.04

  • Centos 7

  • Mac OS X 10.11.4

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