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How to Run Avalanche at Home: Getting Started

"How to Run Avalanche at Home" is a series produced by FireStorm, an Avalanche community member. The fifth episode of the series is an end-to-end tutorial on how you can go from a base installation of Ubuntu Linux to a staking node in the comfort of the Avalanche Fuji test network using a graphical API interaction tool. This is really the best way if you are looking to learn about how the Avalanche software works but you aren't yet very familiar with the command line terminal. Postman Collection On GitHub: https://github.com/ava-labs/avalanche... FireStorm Covers: 1) How to install node software as fast as possible 2) How to launch the node in the test network and enable the http interface 3) How to install postman, configure it and talk to the node easily 4) How to get test AVAX, create a wallet and stake the AVAX onto the node 5) Check for your node on an explorer to see it's status and uptime FireStorm's YouTube Channel:    / @firestormanswers   Chapters: Introduction 00:00 Node Installation 01:09 Postman Install & Collection Download 04:30 Postman Configuration 07:51 Getting Started - Basics 11:51 Getting Started - Send & Staking 18:59 Confirming Validator 27:08 Closing 29:15 List of Hardware I'm Using: Raspberry Pi 4 with 8 GB Ram ArgonOne Raspberry Pi 4 Case Sandisk Extreme 256 SSD Hard Drive (USB) Sandisk Micro SD Card (32 GB) What is Avalanche? Ava Labs Website: https://www.avalabs.org Why Avalanche? :    • How to Avalanche At Home - Why Avalanche P...   Avalanche Developer Documentation: https://docs.avax.network/ Please feel free to pass any feedback you have in the comment section! If you decide you don't want to run your own node, please consider delegating as a way to contribute to Avalanche. Below is FireStorm's node for reference: NodeID-7VNmYGnPqN4NcAgEszTEZrLVsR5hykTSN Post Production: Toygar Design House