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# How to generate export certificates
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1. Go to `local-network` if you want to use local node
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- Run `docker compose up -d` to start Fluence node
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- Go back to `../admin`
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2. Put `root_secret_key.ed25519` and `issuer_secret_key.ed25519` to folder
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3. Run `npm i`
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4. Run `npm run start {env}` where `{env}` should be `testnet`/`krasnodar`/`stage` or `local`
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`root_secret_key.ed25519` and `issuer_secret_key.ed25519` are secret and owned by Fluence Labs team. Root key is for
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all Fluence Labs relations. Trust from issuer key to any peer id means that this peer is official Fluence Labs peer.
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isFluencePeer method from [trust-graph-api.aqua](./aqua/trust-graph-api.aqua) module checks these relations. You can build your own
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structure of peers similarly.
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`example_secret_key.ed25519` publicly available and used for test purposes.
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