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The Nodes list is your starting point for everything node-related across the organization. As a fleet grows, four controls keep it manageable: search, filters, group by, and your own tags and groups. They combine freely, and your choices stick — the list remembers them per organization in this browser. Use the Search nodes… box (top right of the list) to jump to a node by typing. It matches, case-insensitively, on the node name, its chain and network, the executor it runs on, and any tags or group you’ve applied. Matches are partial, so eth finds every Ethereum node.

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Filter

Click Filter to add a condition. Each condition becomes a pill with a field, an operator, and one or more values; remove a pill with its X. Add as many as you need — they all apply at once (logical AND).
FilterUse it to
ChainLimit to one or more chains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Igra, Ink). Only chains you actually run appear.
PhaseLimit to one or more node states — the fastest way to surface everything in Error or stuck in Provisioning.
ExecutorLimit to nodes on specific executors. Handy when investigating one host or planning a migration off it.
Recent changeShow only nodes with (or without) a recent lifecycle change.
Created / Last seenFilter by date — is, before, after, between, or empty/not-empty.
TagsLimit by the tags you’ve applied (see below).
GroupLimit to nodes in a chosen group.
Multi-value filters offer operators like is any of, is not any of, includes all, and excludes all, so you can express “Ethereum or Ink” or “tagged prod but not canary” directly.

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Group by

The Group by control collapses the table into sections by any groupable column — Chain, Executor, Phase, Group, or Tags. Grouping by Phase gives an at-a-glance health board; grouping by Executor shows each host’s footprint. Select No grouping to return to a flat list.

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Tags and groups

Tags and groups are your own labels for organizing the fleet, independent of chain or executor.
  • A node can carry many tags (for example prod, validator, team-payments).
  • A node belongs to at most one group (for example mainnet or staging).
Both are organization-wide vocabularies shared with the Executors list, so a tag you create on a node is immediately available to apply elsewhere.

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Apply or change them

In the Tags or Group column of a row, click the + (or an existing label) to open the picker:
  • Tags — start typing in Change or add labels…. Pick an existing tag, or type a new name and choose Create new tag: to make one on the spot. Click a selected tag again to remove it from the node.
  • Group — open Set group (or Edit group), then Pick or create a group…. Selecting a group replaces any current one; choose Remove group to clear it.
To rename or delete a tag or group everywhere it’s used, hover it in the picker and use the pencil (rename) or trash (delete) icon. Renames and deletes apply across every node and executor that carries the label, so treat them as fleet-wide. Managing tags and groups requires permission to manage organization resources; members without it see the labels read-only.

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Sort

Click any column header to sort by it. Sorting is applied to the rows currently loaded.

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Share or reset a view

Your search, filters, and grouping persist per organization in this browser, so the list looks the same when you come back. The chain, phase, executor, and search choices are also reflected in the page URL — copy it to hand a colleague a ready-made view, or bookmark a combination you return to often. To clear filters, remove each pill with its X.