Product updates
Apps
20250820: Telegram bot
We added new functions to the Telegram bot.
20250818: Aethir staking
We introduced Aethir staking on NodeOps Portal: 100 K gNode pool ends 4th October, 2025.
20250815: Portal as DeFi app
NodeOps Staking Hub was sunsetted and all its functions supported from the Portal app.
20250810: LNT Vault for liquidity release
NodeOps Console began support for LNT Vault.
20250524: Node delegation
We introduced a Node Delegation feature accessible via the Console app, allowing users to delegate their Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and allocate a portion of the commission to NodeOps. This eliminates the complexities of self-managing Nodes, offering a hassle-free experience.
20250414: Enhanced notification system
To keep our users consistently informed, we implemented a comprehensive notification system. Users now receive in-app notifications directly on their console for various events, complementing our new Email Notification system that delivers timely updates straight to their inboxes.
20250303: Email notification system
To keep our users consistently informed, we implemented an Email Notification system that delivers timely updates straight to their inboxes.
20250309: $NODE to credit conversion
We've empowered users with greater financial flexibility through the $NODE to Credit Conversion** feature. This allows users to convert their $NODE tokens into USD credits, usable across the entire NodeOps platform ecosystem.
20250216: Auto-renewal feature
To ensure uninterrupted service, we've introduced an Auto-renewal feature. When enabled, user-selected subscriptions will automatically renew, provided sufficient credits are available in their account.
Cloud
Mainnet
Linux Kernel minimum version update to 6.7+
About
We have updated the minimum required Linux kernel version to 6.7+ to address a USER_IDMAP related issue found in Debian’s 6.1 kernel version.
Why this change?
In Debian releases with kernel version 6.1, a USER_IDMAP issue was discovered that could impact system functionality. Upgrading to kernel 6.7 or later resolves this issue.
Action required
Users running older Linux kernel versions on Debian need to upgrade their kernel to maintain compatibility and avoid issues.
Upgrade steps for Debian
To upgrade to kernel 6.7 or above on Debian (e.g. Debian bookworm), users can execute the following commands:
echo "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bookworm-backports main contrib non-free non-free-firmware" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -t bookworm-backports linux-image-amd64
This enables backports in the sources list, updates package lists, and installs the latest Linux kernel image from backports.
Service log command update
About
As part of the migration from testnet to mainnet, the service name used for real-time log monitoring has changed. The journalctl command should now target the nn-provider service rather than the atlas service.
Old command
Testnet:
journalctl -fu atlas*
New command
Mainnet
journalctl -fu nn-provider*
Action required
When monitoring logs on mainnet, use the new command.
Update any automation scripts, aliases, or documentation that still reference the old atlas* service name.
The old service naming will no longer receive logs once all nodes have transitioned to mainnet.
Why this change?
The service name was updated to reflect the new Mainnet infrastructure and provider naming standards, ensuring consistency across deployments and monitoring tools.
Provider onboarding command update
About
We’ve updated the provider installation / upgrade command to point to our new Mainnet server. This change ensures you always fetch the latest verified installer script from the updated endpoint.
Old command
curl -L https://get.atlasnetwork.dev | sh -s - ZxEsuA******************zAJ6
New command
curl -L https://serve-pre-mainnet.nodeops.network | sh -s - ZxEsuA******************zAJ6
Action required
If you are installing a new provider or re-onboarding a machine, use the new command.
Why this change?
We have migrated our distribution to a new infrastructure to improve delivery speed, reliability, and version traceability for pre-mainnet operations.
20250707: Testnet sunsetted
Show me archive
0.0.1-13022025 Provider upgrade
About
This upgrade aims to enhance system stability and ability along with the latest runtime and dependency patches
Action required
Re-run the command that you ran while onboarding the machine, which looks something like curl -L https://get.atlasnetwork.dev | sh -s - <SUPER SECRET STRING>
You can search for the command in your history by running the following.
history | grep -m1 'get.atlasnetwork'
Existing machines
Open Terminal and run the following command, ensure you're root user by running sudo su
systemctl restart atlasnetwork-provider.service
0.0.1-03012025 Provider upgrade
About
This upgrade aims to enhance system stability and address previously identified connectivity issues affecting certain users. Providers anticipate temporary downtime during the upgrade process, which is anticipated.
Action required
Existing machines
Open Terminal and run the following command, make sure you're root user by running sudo su
systemctl restart atlasnetwork-provider.service