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Installation Guide for DevOps or Full Stack Developers

This guide is tailored for DevOps or Full Stack developers to help set up and run a STELS platform node on your system.

Step 1: Install the Latest Terminal Node AMI Using Docker

1. Pull the latest version of the terminal node AMI from Docker Hub by running the following command:

   docker pull gliesereum/nominator:latest

2. After pulling the image, expose port 8080 to interact with the Web3 application:

   docker run -p 8080:8080 gliesereum/nominator:latest

Step 2: Access the Progressive Web Application

1. Once the Docker container is running, open your local web browser and navigate to:

   http://0.0.0.0:8080

2. A progressive web application (PWA) will automatically connect to your node. You can also configure the container to manage the terminal node on custom DNS domains or restrict external applications from connecting to your node outside of the local network.

Step 3: Enter the Terminal Node Password

1. When you open the web application, you will be prompted to enter the password to connect the terminal to your node.

2. Important: Every node in the STELS network functions as a decentralized intelligent unit, training other nodes for collective capital management within your country’s regulatory protocols.

Step 4: Transaction and Deal Regulation

The regulation of transaction packages is managed at the network protocol level using WEBFIX, which is fully backward-compatible with the FIX protocol and fully automated. This ensures that all transactions and trades follow predefined regulatory rules without the need for manual intervention.

Step 5: Navigating the Market Management System

After entering the password, you will enter the Infinity Canvas-powered market management system. Here, you can add and customize interfaces that are relevant to your market operations.

Step 6: Creating an Account Snapshot

The core element of the system is the first snapshot of your account, which you need to register in the system by providing the following:

• NID: A unique network ID.

• API Key and API Secret: Credentials from the exchange you want to connect, selected from a list of pre-connected exchanges in the network.

The system will initialize your account balances and create a snapshot from which its mathematical history and model training will be built.

Step 7: Parallel Execution of Accounts

Each connected account operates as an isolated stream of parallel execution, registered as a separate PID in the system. This ensures that each account runs independently without interference, while also participating in collective intelligence learning.

Step 8: Full System Functionality

After adding an account, you can begin using all the features and tools provided by the STELS platform. From automated trading strategies to real-time data visualization, you have full access to the powerful decentralized infrastructure for managing digital markets.