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Installing on Ubuntu

A step by step process for setting up the environment for io.net on Ubuntu-based machines.

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1. From Dropdown Navigate to worker

From Dropdown Navigate to worker

2. Connect New Worker

Connect New Worker

3. Select Operating System β€œOS”

Choose the Operating System β€œOS” of your device

Select Operating System β€œOS”

4. Select Supplier

Choose the supplier you wish your hardware to be grouped on

Select Supplier

5. Name your device

Add a unique name for your device, The ideal format would be similar to the following: My-Test-Device

Name your device

6. Device Type

If you choose GPU Worker and your device doesn't have a GPU, the setup will fail

Device Type

7. Prerequisites for Linux-Step 1

curl -L https://github.com/ionet-official/io-net-official-setup-script/raw/main/ionet-setup.sh -o ionet-setup.sh

Prerequisites for Linux-Step 1

8. Prerequisites for Linux-Step 2

chmod +x ionet-setup.sh && ./ionet-setup.sh

Prerequisites for Linux-Step 2

9. If curl command fails: Run the command below to install curl

sudo apt install curl

If curl command fails: Run the command below to install curl

10. Start the containers using binary-Step 1

curl -L https://github.com/ionet-official/io_launch_binaries/raw/main/launch_binary_linux -o launch_binary_linux

Start the containers using binary-Step 1

11. Start the containers using binary-Step 2

chmod +x launch_binary_linux

Start the containers using binary-Step 2

12. Start the containers using binary-Step 3

Start the containers using binary-Step 3

13. Wait for Connection

Keep hitting refresh while you wait for your new device to connect.

Wait for Connection

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Be aware that you will be installing a 20GB size container. This contains all the packages needed to serve AI/ML apps. Everything happens inside the container, nothing within the container can access your filesystem.


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