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  1. SETUP DATAGRAM
  2. Partner Substrate Setup

VPS Servers

Setting up a Datagram node on a VPS is quick and straightforward. Follow the steps below to install, configure, and verify your node as a Partner Substrate, allowing you to contribute compute resources and earn rewards.

Prerequisites

  • A VPS server (Ubuntu or compatible Linux distribution)

  • Root access or a user with sudo privileges

  • Your VPS IP address

  • A Datagram account

Let’s get started. 🚀

Setup Instructions

Step 1: Open Your Local Terminal (macOS/Linux) or an SSH client like PuTTY (Windows) to begin the setup process.

Step 2: Run the following command in your terminal to connect to your VPS:

ssh root@<your-server-ip>

Note: Replace <your-server-ip> with your actual VPS IP address. When prompted, enter your VPS root password.

Step 3: Once you're logged into your VPS, run the command below to download and run the Datagram installer script:

wget -O datagram-installer.sh https://gist.githubusercontent.com/thanhxeon2470/e08a35bfc71f354d3aac53847f163959/raw/datagram-installer.sh && chmod +x datagram-installer.sh && sudo bash datagram-installer.sh

This command will:

  • Download the installer script

  • Make it executable

  • Run the installer with elevated privileges

Step 5: To check the current status of your Datagram node, run:

status-datagram

This will show whether your node is online, offline, or initializing.

Step 6: If the status shows offline, restart the Datagram service by running

restart-datagram

Then, check the status again by running

status-datagram

Repeat these commands as needed until the node status shows as online.

Your VPS server is now successfully set up as a Partner Substrate in the Datagram Network. It will contribute to the network’s compute capacity and begin earning rewards based on performance and uptime.

How to Obtain Your License Key

Step 3: Here, you can copy the License Key displayed on the page. Paste the License Key when prompted to enter a License Key, and press Enter to continue.

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Step 4: During the installation, you’ll be prompted to enter a License Key. Enter Your License Key. For more information on how to get your license key, refer to the section “”

Step 7: Lastly, go back to theand confirm that your node is showing as connected. Once connected, it will begin earning points automatically.

Step 1: Open your browser and up for a Datagram account if you haven’t already. Step 2: Navigate to the “Wallet” section from the left sidebar, then click on the “Licenses” tab at the top to manage your license settings.

Obtain your License Key.
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