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Overlay Network

Documentation for developing and building the overlay network component of the Storj node.

Running as a cache server

To run a cache, you'll need a running instance of Redis.

Using docker is the fastest way to get a redis instance up and running.

docker run -p 6379:6379 --name -d redis

Once you have that running, build the binary.

go build cmd/overlay/main.go

Then you can run the node with the -cache flag

./main -cache localhost:6379