Remember: YAQAS is open-source software. If you have any concerns or doubts about its functionality, you are welcome to review and inspect its code on GitHub.
Deploy a new node
Setup flow of a new node deployment
Demo of all available options during setup
Restore node from back up
YAQAS can also restore a node from a backup. All it needs is your config.yml and keys.yml together in one (password-protected) zip file. YAQAS will spin up a temporary local web server on your node for you to upload the file. It will then parse the config.yml for your configuration settings, such as ports and enablement of gRPC/REST. It will take care of any firewall rules as well.
Restoring a node from backup
Local webserver to upload your password protected backup
Configure an existing node
Of course, you can also reconfigure your existing node using YAQAS. For example, you can change ports, adjust the CPU limit, or enable/disable automatic updates, node monitoring, and Telegram notifications.
YAQAS can only reconfigure existing nodes that were initially deployed using YAQAS. It is not compatible with other autoinstaller scripts.
If you want to switch to YAQAS, you can do so easily by following these steps:
Make a backup of your current config.yml and keys.yml.
During the initial deployment, choose the option to "Restore node from backup."
