FluxNodes: Globally Distributed Network
A globally distributed, computational node infrastructure that rewards individual participation for securing the network.
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Incentivized Cloud Infrastructure
For every block produced, 14 FLUX are distributed between three node tiers, each with varying collateral and hardware requirements:
1. Cumulus (entry node tier for lightweight app workloads)
2. Nimbus (mid-tier compute for medium-scale apps)
3. Stratus (high-capacity resources for enterprise workloads)
The most computationally intensive tier receives the largest share of block emissions. 0.5 FLUX of every reward cycle will be allocated to the Flux Foundation for ecosystem growth.
FLUX Block Reward Allocation
64.5%
STRATUS
25%
NIMBUS
7%
CUMULUS
3.5%
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Collateral and Hardware Requirements for FluxNode Tiers:
Cumulus Requirements
Collateral: 1000 FLUX
2
V-Cores
4
Threads
8GB
Ram
220 GB
SSD/NVME
180 MB/S
Cores
240 EPS
Minimum
Min Bandwidth: 25 MBIT
Cumulus Fractus—Addon
2
V-Cores
4
Threads
8GB
Ram
9,250 GB
HDD
80 MB/S
DWS
240 EPS
Minimum
Min Bandwidth: 100 MBIT
How to Deploy
FluxNodes allow for open participation; anyone can deploy and operate a node on the network.
Before launching a node, review economic models associated with each tier outlined in the FluxNode dashboard.
Supply compute for dApp development on FluxCloud or GPU provision on FluxEdge.
The FluxNode dashboard details the technical specifications and financial parameters required to operate each FluxNode tier.