# Overview
# Quick series
The tutorials section of the docs provides some simple guides regarding the setup and use of Airnodes.
The "Quick" series of tutorials are simple introductions to setting up an Airnode. The purpose is to demonstrate what is needed to deploy an Airnode. Configuration files are provided with only minor changes to be made on your part.
Quick Deploy AWS or Deploying Airnode to AWS: This guide is a straight forward starter to create an Airnode on AWS. This deployment type is a typical production environment.
Quick Deploy GCP or Deploying Airnode to GCP: This guide is a straight forward starter to create an Airnode on GCP. This deployment type is a typical production environment.
Quick Deploy Container or Deploying Airnode to a Docker Container: This guide is a straight forward starter to create an Airnode locally in a Docker container. This deployment type is a typical development environment although self hosted Docker containers can be used for production environments.
# Monorepo Examples
There are examples of various Airnode functionality in the airnode-examples package (opens new window) of the Airnode monorepo:
- authenticated-coinmarketcap (opens new window) - cryptocurrency price request using authentication.
- coingecko (opens new window) - unauthenticated cryptocurrency price request.
- coingecko-post-processing (opens new window) - demonstration of the post-processing feature.
- coingecko-pre-processing (opens new window) - demonstration of the pre-processing feature.
- coingecko-signed-data (opens new window) - demonstration of signed data retrieval for beacon updates.
- coingecko-template (opens new window) - demonstration of template requests.
- coingecko-testable (opens new window) - demonstration of how to test the endpoint using the HTTP gateway.
- failing-example (opens new window) - demonstration of Airnode error handling through an invalid request.
- relay-security-schemes (opens new window) - demonstration of how to relay multiple request metadata like chain ID and sponsor address to the API endpoint.
- weather-multi-value (opens new window) - authenticated weather request encoding multiple parameters including the transaction timestamp, time of sunset, temperature, and a description of the weather.