genlayernode

Setting up a GenLayer validator node on Linux involves running an interactive wizard that handles prerequisite checks, software installation, wallet and operator key configuration, and node startup. You can deploy using systemd or Docker Compose, configure endpoints, and verify health status.

Yes, you can deploy a GenLayer node using Docker Compose. The setup wizard supports both Docker Compose and systemd binary workflows, handling symlink-based deployment, environment configuration, and LLM provider setup for your validator node.

Running a GenLayer validator node requires a Linux server, wallet and operator keys, and configured LLM provider credentials. The setup wizard enforces safety checks, ensures WebDriver readiness, and guides prerequisite installation before deployment as a systemd service or Docker Compose container.

LLM provider configuration for GenLayer validator nodes is handled through the interactive wizard during setup. The wizard securely manages environment setup and sensitive data like passwords and keys, ensuring your node can communicate with the specified LLM provider for validation tasks.

Yes, GenLayer node setup supports both local and remote Linux servers. The wizard guides you through configuring server location, managing version handling, importing operator keys, and deploying the node as a systemd service or Docker Compose setup on your chosen server.

To verify your GenLayer validator node is running correctly, the wizard guides you through health checks, sync status verification, and doctor checks after startup. It also ensures WebDriver readiness and offers optional monitoring setup to track your deployed systemd or Docker Compose node.