Fusion13combined Publicnet Install

If you prefer to keep the VM behind the host’s IP but still expose services:

curl -I http://fusion.yourdomain.com

The simple web+container combo is just the beginning. Here are three advanced patterns for fusion13combined publicnet install: fusion13combined publicnet install

If “Fusion13” refers to a blockchain protocol (e.g., Fusion’s native DCRM – Distributed Control Rights Management), then combined might mean running all node roles (mining, staking, API, wallet) in one process. publicnet install would direct the installer to connect to the live mainnet rather than a sandbox. A command like this could appear in a Docker script or a CLI tool:

fusion13 combined --network=publicnet install

sudo ufw allow 22/tcp sudo ufw allow 80/tcp sudo ufw allow 443/tcp sudo ufw allow 3000/tcp sudo ufw enable If you prefer to keep the VM behind

At this point, your fusion13combined publicnet install is live. The Nginx server and the Docker container are both reachable from the internet at the VM’s public IP or your router’s IP with port forwarding.

Before proceeding with the Combined PublicNet installation, ensure the following: The simple web+container combo is just the beginning

Obtain the official bundle from your software repository. Replace [VERSION] with the actual build number.

wget https://downloads.example.com/fusion/13/combined/fusion13combined-[VERSION].bin
chmod +x fusion13combined-[VERSION].bin

After the script completes, verify the installation:

# Check service status
systemctl status fusion13-core
systemctl status fusion13-web