cryi/AMS

AUTONOMOUS MASTERNODE SYSTEM

AUTONOMOUS MASTERNODE SYSTEM (AMS) © cryon.io 2019

• modular and transparent
• simple setup and management
• auto updates to both AMS and the masternode software (speeds up and simplifies masternode network upgrades)
• health checks with auto-heal to maximize uptime
• simplifies development (devs can target and test specific OS while AMS provides support for main server side OSes)
• security - all modules are audited (does not include audit of node code)

Disclaimer: AMS does not secure your server/VPS, as we believe that security configurations should be setup-specific, and security for multiple OSes would increase AMS's complexity. All setups provided by AMS are created as a hot-cold wallet scheme - your funds are stored safely on your local computer.

Prerequisites

1. 64-bit installation
2. 3.10 or higher version of the Linux kernel (latest is recommended)

(If you run on VPS provider, which uses OpenVZ, setup requires at OpenVZ 7)

Supported OS

• Ubuntu 16.04+
• Fedora 26+
• CentOS 7
• Debian 7+

Supported nodes

Check out wiki for list of Supported Node Types.

Contributions

Check out Contributions Wiki Page

Quick Start

Note: All parameters inside [] has to be submitted without [], e.g. --user=[user] as --user=etho

1. • git clone "https://github.com/cryi/AMS.git" [path] && cd [path] && chmod +x ./ams # replace path with directory you want to store node in or
   • wget https://github.com/cryi/AMS/archive/master.zip && unzip -o master.zip && mv ./AMS-master [path] && cd [path] && chmod +x ./ams
2. one of commands below depending of your preference (run as root or use sudo)
   • ./ams --full --node=[node_type] # full setup of specific node for current user
   • ./ams --full --user=[user] --node=[node_type] --auto-update-level=[level] # full setup of specific node for defined user (directory location and structure is preserved), sets specified auto update level (Refer to Auto updates)
   • ./ams --full --user=[user] --node=[node_type] --auto-update-level=[level] -se=ip=[IP address] -se=masternodeprivkey=[privkey]
     • Refer to per coin documentation for usage of env variables and parameters (-se=*|--set-env=*|-sp=*|--set-parameter=*)
3. logout, login and check node status
   • ./ams --node-info
4. Refer to specific node readme for node registration

Binding node IP and ports:

• ./ams --bind=[binding] #Sets binding for specified port.
• Example: --bind=127.0.0.1:3000:30305 # binds port 30305 from node to ip 127.0.0.1 port 3000 on machine