# Public node

- [Installation Guide](/node/public-node/installation-guide.md)
- [Mainnet & Testnet](/node/public-node/installation-guide/lto_mainnet.md)
- [Requirements](/node/public-node/installation-guide/requirements.md)
- [Configuration](/node/public-node/installation-guide/configuration.md)
- [(Virtual) Machine](/node/public-node/installation-guide/virtual_machine.md)
- [Nginx reverse proxy (optional)](/node/public-node/installation-guide/optional-nginx-reverse-proxy.md): This page shows the steps required to setup an Nginx reverse proxy to securely access your node's API remotely.
- [Troubleshooting FAQ](/node/public-node/installation-guide/troubleshooting-faq.md)
- [Cloud installation](/node/public-node/cloud.md): You can participate in network validation and earn LTO.
- [Alibaba Cloud](/node/public-node/cloud/node-alibaba-cloud.md): This page shows the 2 steps ( >:) ) needed to get an LTO Network node up and running using Alibaba Cloud, specifically Elastic Container Instances.
- [AWS Elastic Beanstalk](/node/public-node/cloud/node-aws-elastic-beanstalk.md): This page explains in just 3 steps how to get your node up and running using AWS (Amazon Web Services) Elastic Bean Stalk Applications.
- [Google Cloud](/node/public-node/cloud/node-google-cloud.md): This page shows the 2 steps needed to get an LTO Network node up and running using Google Cloud, specifically using the Kubernetes Engine called Google Cloud Engine.
- [IBM Cloud](/node/public-node/cloud/node-ibm-cloud.md): This page shows the 2 steps needed to get an LTO Network node up and running using IBM Cloud, specifically Kubernetes Services.
- [Microsoft Azure](/node/public-node/cloud/node-microsoft-azure.md): This page shows the 2 steps needed to get an LTO Network node up and running using Microsoft Azure, specifically Azure Container Instances (Not to be confused with Azure Kubernetes Services).
- [OKD (OpenShift)](/node/public-node/cloud/node-okd-openshift.md): This page shows the 2 steps needed to get an LTO Network node up and running using OpenShift (Kubernetes) in this case the community open source distribution OKD.
- [Raspberry Pi (Expert)](/node/public-node/cloud/node-raspberry-pi-expert.md): This page shows the steps needed to get an LTO Network node up and running using a Raspberry Pi. Please note that this is a non-straightforward, expert-level guide.
- [Ubuntu Linux with Container](/node/public-node/cloud/node-ubuntu-linux-with-container.md): This page explains all the steps required to get your node up and running using a Ubuntu Linux (virtual) server.
- [Windows with Container](/node/public-node/cloud/node-windows-with-container.md): This page explains in just a few steps how to get your node up and running using Windows 10 and a Docker container.
- [REST API](/node/public-node/rest-api.md)
- [Address](/node/public-node/rest-api/address.md)
- [Wallet](/node/public-node/rest-api/wallet.md): API endpoints for the node's wallet
- [Lease Transactions](/node/public-node/rest-api/lease_transactions.md)
- [Peers](/node/public-node/rest-api/peers.md)
- [Blocks](/node/public-node/rest-api/blocks.md)
- [Utils](/node/public-node/rest-api/utils.md)
- [FAQ](/node/public-node/rest-api/faq.md)
- [Security Notes](/node/public-node/security-notes.md): Important Security Notes to Be Considered By End Users
- [FAQ](/node/public-node/faq.md)
- [Exchange integration guide](/node/public-node/exchange-integration-guide.md)