Get your servers up and running on the SLYD marketplace in just a few steps.
This guide will take approximately 30-45 minutes to complete, including server setup and configuration. Have your server credentials and network information ready before starting.
Before beginning the setup process, ensure you have:
First, you'll need to create a provider account on the SLYD platform.
Once approved, you'll receive an email with your provider credentials and download links.
# Download the SLYD provider installer
wget https://download.slyd.com/provider/install.sh
# Make it executable
chmod +x install.sh
# Run the installer with your provider key
sudo ./install.sh --key YOUR_PROVIDER_KEY
The installer will guide you through the configuration process. Here's what you'll need to provide:
Configure your network settings and firewall rules.
# The installer will prompt for:
- Public IP address
- Network interface (usually eth0)
- Bandwidth limits (optional)
- Firewall configuration
Specify how much of your server's resources to make available.
# Configure resource limits:
- Maximum CPU cores
- Maximum RAM allocation
- Storage pool size
- GPU availability (if applicable)
Set your pricing for different resource types.
# Set hourly rates for:
- CPU per core: $0.XX/hour
- RAM per GB: $0.XX/hour
- Storage per GB: $0.XX/hour
- GPU (if available): $X.XX/hour
After configuration, verify that your server is properly connected to the SLYD network.
# Check SLYD provider service status
sudo systemctl status slyd-provider
# View provider logs
sudo journalctl -u slyd-provider -f
# Test connectivity to SLYD network
slyd-provider test-connection
# View resource allocation
slyd-provider resources
If everything is configured correctly, you should see:
Once your server is online, you can monitor and manage it through the provider dashboard.
Your dashboard will display:
If the SLYD provider service fails to start:
sudo journalctl -u slyd-provider -n 50
If connection tests fail:
curl -v https://api.slyd.com/health
Congratulations! Your server is now part of the SLYD network. Here's what to do next: