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# Installation and Setup # Installation and Setup
#### Who this guide is for #### Who this guide is for
The blockchain code currently consists of a full node daemon (`kvd`) and it's command line interface (`kvcli`). The code currently consists of a full node daemon (`kvd`) and it's command line interface (`kvcli`).
Full nodes are fairly resource intensive and are designed to be run continuously on servers, primarily by people validating the network. While it is possible to run locally it is not recommended unless for development purposes. In the future light clients will enable secure transactions for clients. Full nodes are fairly resource intensive and are designed to be run continuously on servers, primarily by people validating the network. While it is possible to run locally it is not recommended unless for development purposes. In the future light clients will enable secure transactions for clients.
A **full node** syncs with the blockchain and processes transactions. A **validator** is a full node that has declared itself to be a "validator" on chain. This obligates it to participate in consensus by proposing and signing blocks and maintaining uptime. By not following the protocol, the validator's stake will be slashed. A **full node** syncs with the blockchain and processes transactions. A **validator** is a full node that has declared itself to be a "validator" on chain. This obligates it to participate in consensus by proposing and signing blocks and maintaining uptime. By not following the protocol, the validator's stake will be slashed.
Use the following instructions to set up a full node, and to optionally declare yourself as a validator. Use these instructions to set up a full node, and to optionally declare yourself as a validator.
## Install ## Install
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kvd start kvd start
Or, to start in background and capture output in a log file: Or, to start in the background and capture output to a log file:
kvd start &> kvd.log & kvd start &> kvd.log &

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# Basic Usage # Basic Usage
>The following commands require communication with a full node. By default they expect one to be running locally (accessible on localhost), but a remote can be provided with the `--node` flag. >The following commands require communication with a full node. By default they expect one to be running locally (accessible on localhost), but a remote can be provided with the `--node` flag.
## View Your Address ## View Your Address
This lists locally stored account addresses and their names. The name is used to indicate which address to sign transactions from in other commands. List locally stored account addresses and their names. The name is used in other commands to specify which address to use to sign the transaction.
kvcli keys list kvcli keys list