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Subject: Re: [Bitcoin-development] Running a full node
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> But I'd like to know what storage, RAM and bandwidth resources are
> needed. I guess that the problem is not the CPU.
Hi Francis,
Here are some rough guidelines for you, based on the statistics from my
node:
disk usage: about 30GB currently for the blockchain data. It'll only
keep growing from here, but relatively slowly.
cpu usage: pretty much nothing, after you have synced the blockchain.
ram usage: after it runs for a few months, my node gets up to using 1.5
GB of ram or so.
bandwidth usage: my node averages about 500GB of traffic per month, most
of it outgoing.
Hope that gives you a rough idea of what you can expect for running full
node.
Best,
Daniel
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