Inferix Decentralized GPU
  • Overview
  • Tokenomics
  • Introduction
    • Rendering network using crowdsourced GPU
    • Rendering verification problem
  • Decentralized visual computing
    • Client Apps plugin
    • Client API and SDK
    • Manager node
    • Worker node
    • Decentralized storage
      • Data categories
      • Multi-level 3D polygon data
      • Polygon digester
      • Decentralized storage
      • Decentralized cache
    • Data security with FHE and TEE
      • Verifier data security enhancement with FHE
      • Worker and Manager data security enhancement with FHE
    • Decentralized federated AI
      • Federated learning with TensorOpera
      • Meta LLaMA
      • Stable Diffusion
      • Other AI models
      • Inferix AI
  • Inferix Testnet 1
    • Inferix GPU Solutions
    • Adding GPUs to the Network
    • Renting GPU Devices
    • GPU Staking
  • Future development
    • PoR and NFT minting for graphics creative assets
    • ZKP and PoR communication
    • Inferix RemotePC
    • Rendering professional network
  • Terms of Service
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  1. Inferix Testnet 1

Adding GPUs to the Network

Step by step guide to add GPUs to the Network, videotutorial available at the end.

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Last updated 4 months ago

For GPU Providers

To participate you will need: - Linux-based server - A public IP address and a worker that can be accessed via SSH - A computer with a GPU equivalent to RTX 3090 or above. Find the compatible GPUs and their details below 👇

STEP BY STEP GUIDE

  1. Register for an account Go to Testnet 1 and use your gmail to create your account. (Once your registration is approved, you will receive an onboarding email shortly from our official email address: contact@inferix.io)

  2. Set Up the Wallet Address The system currently supports MetaMask wallet extension. After successfully logging in, navigate to the Settings page and configure your wallet address. Please note that this address cannot be changed later, and all subsequent website operations will be linked to this wallet.

  3. Add GPU Servers

A.Go to Server → Add Servers, and copy the command line provided

B. Run the command on your GPU server with root privileges. Currently, only Linux-based servers are supported for joining the network.

C. Return to the Server page, and you will see the server you just added displayed with the status Await Info. Click the Confirm Info button, fill in the public IP and port for SSH access, select the GPU model, and submit. The server's status will change to Pending Review. At this point, you can either wait for our operations team to review it or actively contact us to expedite the review process.

D. While the server is in the Pending Review status, the operations team will see the review request on the management platform. They will use the provided SSH IP, port, and key file to log in to the server and verify its configuration. If everything checks out, they will click Approve to allow the server to join the network. If the server remains in the Pending Review status for an extended period, you can contact the operations team for assistance

  1. GPU Staking

When the provider user sees the server status change to Await Stake on their Server page, they can proceed with the staking operation. Clicking the Stake button will trigger the MetaMask wallet, displaying the staking amount. This action will call the smart contract to lock the staking amount within it.

Once the staking operation in the previous step is completed, the server status will change to Online, indicating that it has successfully joined the Inferix_Testnet and started mining