Lets say we want to create a new Ethereum full node. First, in the project's root folder, open a terminal and run:
node index
A new input will be prompted asking for your Chainstack's api key. You can get yours from Chainstack console.
After that, you can get to choose any of the requests specified in the api reference documentation:
Select Node Requests, then Create Node.
If we check the documentation reference for creating a network, it requires a few parameters in JSON format. Paramaters differs on some networks, but for EVM based networks (like Ethereum) they are pretty much the same:
Now, you will be prompted to select all of this parameters as inputs to succesfully create a new ethereum network. First, a network is needed, since a network ID is required as param. Networkis list will vary depending on the organization you are in, so be sure to create a new network before creating nodes.
In this example we will create just one full node, but you can try creating a few more if needed. First a name is required for the node:
Then, a provider and a region from the provider is required. Regions will vary depending on the provider you choose. Please refer to the creating nodes reference for further details. In this case, we'll select azure from the provider list, and uksouth as region.
Now we need to choose the type of node to create. Currently, only shared nodes are supported.
Finally we need to set if the node will be in archive mode. In this example we'll select NO, as we are creating a full node.
And thats it! If everything goes well, you shall see this kind of output from the terminal.
Now if we go to the Chainstack's console we can see that a new full node was created under our network.
