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This documentation is about our blockchain node software - humanode-peer.

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Last updated 1 year ago

Humanode blockchain is implemented in and is built upon the .

A typical blockchain is a set of nodes that are each run by independent parties that don't trust each other. Humanode is similar in this matter.

Our node software is called humanode-peer, it is a command line app and is freely available for download to anyone.

Overview

To check how much CPU, RAM, network bandwidth is required to run the node, or what operating system can be used, check the system requirements page:

If want to learn how to install a node, go to the setup page:

If you want to know how you can interact with a node that is already set up, see the interaction page:

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