feat: provide reset-to-n-nodes command
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Replaces the old references to `safenode-manager`.
This command runs a playbook that uses a Bash script to clear out existing nodes then create the specified number of new nodes. It is intended to be used in the production environment to reset nodes for a particular environment, to avoid having to bootstrap a new one. In production, there will be intervals applied to the `stop` and `start` commands such that the existing node services will be stopped gradually, and the new services will come online slowly, probably with an interval of about 5 minutes between each.
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f6d8efe chore: use
antctlto start/stop nodesReplaces the old references to
safenode-manager.ba4b097 feat: provide
reset-to-n-nodescommandThis command runs a playbook that uses a Bash script to clear out existing nodes then create the
specified number of new nodes.
It is intended to be used in the production environment to reset nodes for a particular environment,
to avoid having to bootstrap a new one.
In production, there will be intervals applied to the
stopandstartcommands such that theexisting node services will be stopped gradually, and the new services will come online slowly,
probably with an interval of about 5 minutes between each.