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Here is a quick guide to launching your PreSearch Node on StackOS.

We assume you already have your PreSearch Node Registration Code and account set up.  If you need more details on that reference this: https://docs.presearch.org/nodes/setup

Go to your Node's dashboard and have your Presearch Node Registration Code ready.
Fund your StackOS Account:
Go to https://app.stackos.io/ and login with Metamask
BSC MainNet
Choose Cluster:
Dev/Test: Titan or Matrix Cluster
Production: Authority for high uptime deploys
Go to the upgrade tab:
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Type in the following information
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As a note, we can assign the resources as follows:   
CPU as follows: 2000 for PreSearch, 100 for webtty   
RAM: 4000 for PreSearch, 100 for webtty  
Disk: 16-32 GB for PreSearch

You will be given a quote for the number of $STACK tokens you need to deposit.
Buy some $STACK tokens from Pancake Swap and deposit that amount into StackOShttps://medium.com/stackos/how-to-buy-stack-on-pancakeswap-using-metamask-3e122dc04061

Click the Deposit or Upgrade button to fund your StackOS account
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Go to the AppStore


Launch your PreSearch Node
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Verify Operation

Check https://nodes.presearch.com/dashboard and verify your node appears on the list
Look for green connection icon
Troubleshooting

If your node is not starting properly for some reason, consider opening a WebTTY and checking the logs:

Create a WebTTY StackOS - WebTTY (external)​
Get the name of the presearch-0x... pod

kubectl get pods


Show the logs for the pod
kubectl logs -f presearch-0xYOURETHADDRESS-RANDOM

Expect to see something like this

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Fund your StackOS Account:

Go to the AppStore

Launch your PreSearch Node

Verify Operation

Troubleshooting

Get the name of the presearch-0x... pod

Show the logs for the pod

Expect to see something like this