I read the article, but your VM are not ready until the day before Workerdrop...
Also, the drop amount is too low, 10 coins each ...

The idea is a good one, though.

I have a question, to increase the change of being selected to receive workerdrop, should I use stronger computers? or should I use two computers?

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New cointelegraph article about iExec featuring decentralized Cloud and marketplace

French Startup Offers Idle Servers Part-Time Job to Power Ethereum DApps

https://cointelegraph.com/news/french-startup-offers-idle-servers-part-time-job-to-power-ethereum-dapps

New @cointelegraph article about iExec featuring decentralized Cloud and marketplace

https://cointelegraph.com/news/french-startup-offers-idle-servers-part-time-job-to-power-ethereum-dapps

Cloud computing platform can be divided into three categories: predominantly data storage cloud storage type, type is given priority to with the data processing of computing cloud platform and data storage and computing and comprehensive cloud computing platform, give attention to two or morethings IEXEC is based on what type of cloud computing platform?

There is something very unclear in the article:


"Now go to the VM (!?) and paste the file content in the encrypted-wallet.json file which can be found in the “iexec”(!?) folder on the desktop in the VM(!?)"

what the hell is that supposed to mean??

1. by giving out the contents of my wallet i agree to provide full access to the VM
2. I don't have iexec folder anywhere


please clarify!

Never mind, solved it myself. The iexec folder is on the desktop of the VM.
Which means you have to start the virtual machine first,
 wait for it to boot, then on the desktop (Ubuntu) there will be the iexec folder with an empty wallet file inside.


Now about the ETH. After everything worked fine, the console in the VM shows: you need 0.2 ETH to proceed.
However the guide says the minimum it is 0.0073. Which is correct?
I'm asking because i have only 0.01ETH available.

I recommend the Google Docs link, speed is about 10 times faster: http://bit.ly/iExecWorkerMIRROR
The file is 1.5GB (should have mentioned it somewhere)

The ETH you MUST have in your wallet is not less than 0.2 ETH!!!
 I tried with 0.01 and it did not work. Had to do a lot of transactions to convert to 0.2 Eth.

Currently there are 124 CPU cores, 241GB RAM, 13,1 THz clock.
No RLC dropped and no work done yet. Here is a view from this moment:



I experinced something very unpleasent. A power outage.
It caused my ETH to decrease from 0.2 deposited to the account to 0.197...  after  one time fee.

I restated the VM and now it refuses to start, because i have less than 0.2!

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UPDATE: Workerdrop #1 continues until around (10pm UTC/Midnight, Paris)

So far, we're thrilled with the outcome of our first tests! Its been amazing to see hundreds of individual machines joining forces on the iExec network.

UP NEXT: iExec Workerdrop #2:  Tuesday, 12:00 PM UTC