NODL: How to set up a node
summary
Hands-on walkthrough of NODL cloud and hardware nodes: ten trial accounts distributed, devices ship pre-synced and services run a full non-pruned Bitcoin Core plus LND, Dojo, BTC RPC Explorer, BTCPay, RTL and Lightning Terminal. Infrastructure uses AMD EPYC 3rd-gen memory encryption per VM so operator cannot read VM memory, disks are encrypted at rest, and Tor is enabled by default with QR pairing for wallets. Pricing is monthly or yearly, hardware is one‑time purchase, multi‑jurisdiction replication and failover are in development; demo services recover to green after restarts.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Nodo
- 1:03Account setup and access
- 2:23Node infrastructure details
- 3:48Software and services
- 5:35Configuration and settings
- 8:38Samurai user onboarding
- 10:43Using node services
- 12:38Security and hardware
- 15:55Cloud vs home hardware
- 18:42Business model and roadmap
- 20:43Hardware maintenance
- 22:51Tor network challenges
- 26:10Future developments and Q&A
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