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Forest is designed to be lightweight enough to run on consumer hardware. Below are recommendations for the minium and recommended hardware requirements for running a Forest node, depending on the use case. All requirements assume running the latest version of Forest on mainnet. The requirements on test networks are significantly lower (yes, solar-powered Raspberry Pi 5 is totally fine, check the bottom of the page).
Forest is designed to be lightweight enough to run on consumer hardware. Below are recommendations for the minimum and recommended hardware requirements for running a Forest node, depending on the use case. All requirements assume running the latest version of Forest on mainnet. The requirements on test networks are significantly lower (yes, solar-powered Raspberry Pi 5 is totally fine, check the bottom of the page).

As a rule of thumb, an RPC node would require `200 GiB + 5 GiB per day of retention` of disk space. For example, if you want to retain 60 days of historical state, you would need `200 GiB + (5 GiB * 60) = 500 GiB` of disk space.

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