algorand-windows-node
Algorand Node Microsoft Windows support (by randlabs)
algorand-quickstart
A Quick and Easy way to run an Algorand Node on Linux and Unix systems (by danmurphy1217)
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algorand-windows-node
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- Build a participation node on Windows and participate in consensus - 2 to 4 hours of work
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Node runners: AlgoTools now supports key registration
You do have a couple easier options for running a node on Windows than what you listed. Randlabs has Windows installers, or you could run the sandbox on mainnet (requires Docker).
- I tried to investigate which projects are running participation nodes
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Do you believe an "expert governor" should run a node?
I'm running nodes only on Linux, thus can't tell how difficult it is to setup on Windows. For Windows the recommended way based on developer portal seems to be to use RandLabs (company behind MyAlgoWallet and AlgoExplorer) solution: https://github.com/randlabs/algorand-windows-node/ Another way is through Sandbox via Docker: https://github.com/algorand/sandbox#algorand-sandbox
- Rand has released Algorand windows node 3.9.2
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Questions About Nodes
If you have a windows machine there is the rand labs node. This can be downloaded here https://github.com/randlabs/algorand-windows-node/releases
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How can I run Algorand node?
I run a couple of nodes on a PC using this https://github.com/randlabs/algorand-windows-node/releases/tag/v3.6.2
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Starting a node
Rand made a windows node here https://github.com/randlabs/algorand-windows-node. I am using this now and like it.
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Is anyone else concerned that there is no incentive to run a participation node?
The easiest way is to follow Algorand's official guide. You need to have some knowledge though. If you don't want to touch the terminal and have a Windows machine, you can also run the Rand Labs binaries.
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Thank you to this community for helping me set up my node!
Yes https://github.com/randlabs/algorand-windows-node/releases, but most community guides are written for Linux distributions. So you have to tinker with the manual.
algorand-quickstart
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What are some alternatives?
When comparing algorand-windows-node and algorand-quickstart you can also consider the following projects:
wix3 - WiX Toolset v3.x
specs - Algorand Specifications
sandbox - Algorand node sandbox
ARCs - Algorand Requests for Comments