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  • OVERVIEW
    • Abstract
    • The Problem
    • Roadmap
    • The Cerebrum Solution
  • Product Overview
    • Cerebrum Agent
    • Cerebrum Digital Twin
    • Bring Your Own Agent (BYOA)
    • Cerebrum Cloud
    • Cerebrum Node
    • Cerebrum Validators
    • Cerebrum Node Dashboard
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    • Stakeholders and Roles
  • TECHNOLOGY STACK
    • Decentralized Compute Network
    • Security and Privacy Infrastructure
    • Smart Contracts
    • Distributed with Diverse Hardware Support
    • Optimization
    • Quality of Service (QoS)
    • Reputation System
  • System Architecture
    • Overview
    • Agent Building Blocks
    • Cerebrum Node
    • Cerebrum Ecosystem Architecture
    • API and Integration Capabilities
  • CEREBRUM NODE SETUP & REGISTRATION
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Docker Installation
    • 3. Docker Desktop
    • 4. Windows Powershell
    • 5. Pull the Docker Image
    • 6. Register a Cerebrum Worker
  • Practical Use Cases
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  • Cerebrum Ecosystem
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  1. CEREBRUM NODE SETUP & REGISTRATION

6. Register a Cerebrum Worker

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Last updated 7 months ago

Once the image is downloaded, you can register your computer as a worker on the Cerebrum network by running the following Docker command:

docker run -it -v /sys/fs/cgroup:/sys/fs/cgroup:rw cerebrum/cerebrum-node:latest

After running the above command, enter your email address and press enter. This will generate several lines in the console. The final output line should look like this:

node registration complete

This indicates that your machine has successfully been registered as a worker in the Cerebrum network.

Console Output Example: