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# Setting Up

**Selecting a GPU Provider:** For those looking to harness the power of the Orangery network, we suggest considering cloud hosting solutions such as Lambda Labs and Jarvis Labs, both of which have been verified for optimal performance with our models. In this setup guide, we'll focus on using Jarvis Labs, recognized for its user-friendly setup process.

<https://cloud.jarvislabs.ai>

**Initiating the GPU Instance:** Starting up your Jarvis Labs GPU instance is a straightforward process that typically takes around 10 minutes. During this initialization phase, the API link will be inactive. To ascertain the readiness of your instance, simply click on the provided API link; a live documentation page indicates that your system is up and running.

**Mining Software and Dependencies Configuration:** Whether you're deploying the mining software on your local setup or opting for a cloud-based solution, it's crucial to ensure the security and efficiency of your mining infrastructure. Tailoring your system to meet the specific needs of Orangery's mining protocol not only optimizes performance but also secures your operation against potential vulnerabilities. Follow our detailed guide to equip your system with the necessary software and dependencies, setting the stage for a successful mining venture within the Orangery ecosystem.


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