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Batch — Node management

This article refers to Platform v3.1.0. The current Platform version is v3.2.0.

Overview​

The Node management category of the Batch Command Manager groups the lifecycle commands you can apply to many nodes at once — activate them, deactivate them, reboot them, delete them, or wipe their workloads.

Node management options in the batch wizard

Node management options in the batch wizard

Commands​

1. Activate​

Moves every selected node into the Activated state. Nodes that are already activated are left untouched.

2. Deactivate​

Stops the operation of every selected node without deleting its data or configuration. The node stays in the Nodes list and can be reactivated later.

3. Delete​

Removes every selected node from the system. Use it to clean up the Nodes list when you decommission devices.

4. Reboot​

Restarts every selected node. Useful when you need to apply pending updates or recover nodes from a transient issue.

5. Delete All Apps & Models​

Wipes every workload (Docker apps, Marketplace apps, and AI models) from every selected node. Use it when you want to repurpose a fleet of nodes for a new deployment.

Summary​

The Node management batch category covers the five lifecycle commands you might otherwise repeat node-by-node from the Manage Node side menu — apply them in bulk from here when the change must reach many nodes consistently.