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## Running the Compute Node
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Running a Dria Compute Node is pretty straightforward! It comes with a cross-platform launcher, and is itself a cross-platform executable. By using platform-specific builds instead of Docker we ensure:
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- Best performance from LLMs
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You can either follow the guide here for all platforms, or follow a much-more user-friendly guide at <https://dria.co/guide> for MacOS in particular.
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Running a Dria Compute Node is pretty straightforward! You can either follow the guide here for all platforms, or follow a much-more user-friendly guide at <https://dria.co/guide> for MacOS in particular.
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## Requirements
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Launcher app will run the containers in the background. You can check their logs either via the terminal or from [Docker Desktop](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/).
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### Additional Static Nodes
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You can add additional relay nodes & bootstrap nodes from environment, using the `DKN_RELAY_NODES` and `DKN_BOOTSTRAP_NODES` variables respectively. Simply write the `Multiaddr` string of the static nodes as comma-separated values, and the compute node will pick them up at the start.

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