Install Go v1.23.3 or higher.
Next, generate a private key for your storage node. This can be done on any computer, not necessarily the deployment target.
Clone the repo and cd into the repo directory:
git clone https://github.com/storacha/storage.git
cd storageBuild and install the CLI tool:
make installGenerate a new identity:
storage identity genMake a note of your node identity. The string beginning Mg is your private key. Do not share this with anyone.
Next, obtain a delegation allowing your node to publish claims to the Storacha Indexer node(s). Contact the engineers in #node-providers on the Storacha Discord - give them your public key (the string beginning with did:key:).
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The environment variables required to start a node are:
STORAGE_PRIVATE_KEY= # string beginning Mg...
STORAGE_PUBLIC_URL= # URL the node will be publically accessible at
STORAGE_PORT= # local port to bind the server to
STORAGE_INDEXING_SERVICE_PROOF= # delegation(s) from the Storacha Indexing node(s)Clone the repo and build the binary as per the getting started section. Set environment variables as above. The following command will start the Storage Node daemon:
storage startThe Dockerfile allows a Storage Node to be deployed to DigitalOcean Apps platform. You'll need to setup a "Spaces Object Storage" bucket to persist data. You must configure the following additional environment variables:
STORAGE_S3_ENDPOINT=
STORAGE_S3_REGION=
STORAGE_S3_BUCKET=
STORAGE_S3_ACCESS_KEY=
STORAGE_S3_SECRET_KEY=The Terraform scripts in /deploy allow a Storage Node to be deployed to AWS. See deploy/README.md for instructions.
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