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  • Getting started with Edge computing
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[TBD] Compute to data

Learn how to use edge computing with Nodes

Previous[TBD] Node IDENext[TBD] Data to compute

Last updated 1 year ago

Compute to Data is currently disabled.

Compute is in testing phase with trusted users.

With Nodes, you can send programs over to the data. This is known as and is especially powerful for data-intensive research. Nodes use , an architecture for fast, cost efficient, and secure computation to run jobs where the data is generated and stored. A major advantage is that you don't need to rewrite your code - you can simply send it over to the data into an arbitrary docker container and WebAssembly (wasm) images as task.

Getting started with Edge computing

First step is to install Bacalhau:

$ curl -sL https://get.bacalhau.org/install.sh | bash

Next step is to .

Using Edge computing with Nodes

Navigate to Node drive, and click on the "use" icon. From there, copy the CID of the data object you wish to run your compute job on. You can use this CID in Bacalhau. Follow the for edge computing on your data.

[update video below]

edge computing
Bacalhau
head over to their documentation
Bacalhau documentation
Fetching the CID of the Digital Object for Edge Computing
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