Running a node
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It is highly recommended that you set up a local private network before joining a public network. This will help you get familiar with the setup process and provide an environment for testing.
Join by setting up a standalone network locally
Use the network via public endpoints; or
Join by running a node
Anyone can set up their node with endpoints to communicate with the Injective blockchain. For convenience, there are also some public endpoints available to querying the chain. These are recommended for development and testing purposes. For maximum control and reliability, running your node is recommended.
If you choose to run a node (either to set up a private network or join the public network), you must set up the keyring. You can also choose to install Cosmovisor, which assists with chain upgrades for minimal downtime.
Once the node is up and running, there are a few ways to interact with a node, namely using the gPRC endpoints, REST endpoints, or injectived CLI. You can learn more hereInteracting With The Node
