General
In case you have multiple nodes a tool like MTPutty comes in handy that can connect to multiple nodes at once and where you can send multiple scripts/commands for example node update, OS updates etc. Unfortunately the node payout (Atlas) doesn’t work 100% as I can’t seem to get the arrow keys working. However you can still enter the payout commands and use the individual session (tab) to start the payout.
To install: Step 1: Download and Install Putty > download and Install MTPuTTy.
Step 2: During the installation, you're asked about the directory where your Putty software is installed.
Step 3: Create a server group and press the 'satellite' to connect to them simultaniously
Step 4: You can store send scripts for easier use from this guide.
A Macbook TouchBar Dashboard created for easily monitoring and controlling your Atlas or Apollo Node(s) on AMB-NET through BetterTouchTool
https://github.com/inlak16/AMB-NET-TouchBar-Dashboard/
When you want to power-off your VPS you can sometimes do that via the control panel of your hoster but that is the equivalent of pulling the power plug. Better is to run the command 'shutdown' or 'reboot' from the terminal in case you want to shutdown resp. reboot. When you have shutdown your VPS you can start it again via the control panel of your hoster.
There is a community created script for periodic execution on one node that notifies you on the following changes: Node(s) going offline, coming back online, Atlas node(s) having less than 10 AMB of balance left for challenge transactions, Daily-Bundles raise to any "barrier" that you set as notification, a daily overview of all your nodes in combination with network stats. Optionally you can run a seperate little script on each node to get warnings, when disk-space is getting low. Here's the installation guide: https://github.com/inlak16/AMB-NET-TouchBar-Dashboard/wiki/Getting-updates-from-your-node(s)-through-telegram
