Table of Contents
JS code examples are organized in articles dedicated to specific topics:
| Topic | Content |
|---|---|
| Executing tasks | Illustrate how to execute tasks in parallel on the Golem Network, how to initialize providers, and how to run a single task. |
| Defining tasks | Shows how to build tasks from commands, especially how commands can be chained. |
| Sending data | Shows how to use specific commands dedicated to sending data in the network. |
| Working with results | Presents the structure of the results depending on the way tasks are defined and explains how to handle failures. |
| Selecting providers | Shows how to select providers based on filters, whitelists or blacklists. |
| Using images | Shows how you can define your custom image. |
| Accessing the Internet | Instructions on how to prepare a manifest and specify a demand, so you can reach the internet from the provider node. |
| Using app-keys | Shows how to create and use a unique app-key to manage access to Yagna. |
| Switching to mainnet | Instructions that will help you run your app on mainnet. |
Instructions on how to use Golem tools are available here:
| Topic | Content |
|---|---|
| Yagna installation for requestors | Simple instructions on how to install Yagna service and become part of the Golem Network. |
| Managing Golem wallet | Instructions on how to check your wallet address, monitor status, enable payments on the main network, and obtain test tokens. |
| Golem wallet backup | Procedure for how to backup and secure your Golem wallet. |
| Restoring Golem wallet | Procedure for how to restore your wallet after new Yagna installation. |
| Converting Docker image to Golem format | Instructions on how to convert Docker image into Golem format. |
| Gvmkit-build installation (image conversion tool) | How to install the tool that can convert Docker image into Golem format (+ instructions on how to run it without installation). |
| Publishing custom images | Information on how to make your image available for providers: both "hash" and "tag" naming conventions covered. |
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