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title: "Running a node"
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# Run A Node With A Binary
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You need ~10 GB of free disk space to run a Wownero node.
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SSD is not necessary but syncing will be much faster compared to hard disk.
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1. Download and extract the latest [Wownero release](https://git.wownero.com/wownero/wownero/releases)
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2. Double-click or run `wownerod`. If you are on Linux, you might have to allow execution of the daemon: `chmod +x ./wownerod`
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Wait for sync, and that's it! You're now running a Wownero node.
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The RPC port will be available at 34568
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# Run A Node With Docker
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A container image with `wownerod` is available in a few places:
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A trusted and up to date one is hosted by [lalanza808/wownero](https://hub.docker.com/u/lalanza808). Run it like so:
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`docker run --rm -it -p 34568 -v ~/.wownero:/data/ lalanza808/wownero:v0.11.1.0 wownerod --data-dir /data`
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# Run A Node With Docker-Compose And Dashboards
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`lza_menace` has a project which packages open source monitoring tools Prometheus and Grafana along with some custom metrics exporters to give a whole dashboard of node and network usage.
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It looks like this:
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See the repo here and follow the instructions: https://git.cloud.lzahq.tech/nerodev/docker-wownero |