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Announcing the AMP Feature Bounty Program!
The AMP Bounty programme is a way for independent developers to contribute to AMP and be financially rewarded for their work by taking advantage of AMPs open API and SDK to implement new modules and plugins for other users to use.We're largely going to be funding this using the funds raised thro...
AMP Enterprise T1 licences are now available.
Hey guys, we've made the smaller (and cheaper) T1 licence available. We've put it on at $20 plus relevant taxes (so half the price of T2, half the limit) for 25 instances. The T1 licence is great for just getting started and small scale setups. Enjoy!
AMP Enterprise Edition is now available via Patreon!
AMP Enterprise Edition is now available via Patreon!We're offering the T2 (50 instances) and T3 (100 instances) licences at $40 and $65 per month (+VAT if applicable). Licences ship once payment is taken. We'll be making more tiers available soon, and we're also working on letting you or...
More video tutorials - what would you like to see?
We got a lot of positive feedback from the previous video tutorials, so we'd love to know what topics you'd like to see more videos on. So take a moment to let us know what topics you'd like to see videos on.
Where is AMP Enterprise up to?
AMP Enterprise Edition has been under wraps for some time now, so we wanted to give a quick update as to what state it's currently at and when you can expect to be be able to purchase it.You'll have no doubt noticed over the last few weeks that we've been working on WHMCS integration. Du...
New in AMP 2.0.2 - Integrated SCP/SFTP server!
This new embedded SCP/SFTP server replaces the old FTP(S) server. This system is much easier to work with, requiring only a single port to operate (rather than **17** for the old system by default!). It also automatically generates a highly secure keypair for you on first startup, so it's secure...
AMP Enterprise Pricing Reveal!
We're (finally) revealing the pricing for AMP Enterprise Edition! This isn't final and may have some tweaks subject to feedback, but you can check it out and see what discounts are available for annual payments or even lifetime buy-out licences where applicable. Check it out at https://manag...
AMP Enterprise Edition Waiting List
The moment (many of you) have been waiting for, we're getting ready to slowly open up AMP Enterprise Edition!Many of you of course joined Patreon to start playing with the new Enterprise features, and now we're getting ready to start letting you use them for real.If you're interested in ...
Upcoming changes to the user system
One of the issues that has come up as people have been using AMP more and at larger scales is that of the same username existing in multiple places, or rather - the inability to do this.Right now if you create a user inside a single instance, that username cannot be used anywhere else. So you couldn...
More video tutorials! What do you want to see?
Now we're in the swing of producing these videos, we'd really love to hear what topics you guys would like to see us cover.Leave a comment below to give us your suggestions, and we'll be keeping a close eye to see what topics would make for good videos or come up frequently.
Third AMP tutorial - Windows installation!
For our third tutorial we've covered installing AMP on Windows. At the same length as the Linux guide there's a few more steps but it ultimately takes roughly the same amount of time to install. Spot where we saved time be re-using parts of the script and voice recordings!
Another day, another video tutorial!
This one demonstrates creating a Minecraft server within AMP. What do you think we should cover next? No outtakes this time I'm afraid! :(
AMP Video Tutorial - Out takes!
This is a collection of all the recorded out takes from the audio recording to go along with the first tutorial video that shipped today. Exclusive to Patreon backers.
AMP Video Tutorials - Installing AMP on Linux
We've just prepared our first video tutorial to help new users get started with AMP! This one covers installing AMP on Linux and getting through the initial setup. It's fairly in depth and includes every step so users who want a complete guide needn't feel like they have to guess at anyt...
What is the AMP Console Assistant (AMPCA), and why does it exist?
The AMP Console Assistant is possibly the weirdest and least understood component of AMP. It sits there hidden under the hood doing its own thing, mostly invisible and unnoticed. But surely it has some purpose. What does it do, and why does AMP need it?This is first of a series where I talk about so...
Well that was unexpected...
Thanks to the phenomenal backing of our first Kratos-tier backer, we've blown through not just one but *two* of our goals! So now both MySQL/MariaDB and VoIP/TS support have been added to the development queue!We're now getting close to the point where having an additional staff member start...
New Goal - MariaDB/MySQL Support!
For the second time now we're changing our $900 goal because we managed to deliver the feature regardless. So this time we took a look at some of the most requested features that would be useful to users but that would also require a lot of development time to get right.So our new goal for this ...
Testing out AMP Enterprise Features
I know a lot of you recently started backing in anticipation of the AMP Enterprise Release which is coming soon and want to start testing features out early.In anticipation I've written up some documentation on how you actually activate ADS (which can't normally be done) to enable the featur...
Temporary feature unlock for all Patreon backers!
We've temporarily unlocked ALL AMP features for the Patreon Edition licence holders, so you can test out the new Enterprise features. This doesn't allow commercial usage, but allows you to test all the features during the release candidate phase. Have fun!
Preparing for Enterprise
AMP Enterprise Release Candidate 1.9.8.0 is now undergoing testing. In the recently prepared builds we've got the new templating features in place which allow you to dictate the permissions of large numbers of users across large numbers of instances all at once.We've still got a lot of testi...
Aarch64/ARM64 and Raspberry Pi is here!
As of today, GetAMP.sh will 'just work' on Ubuntu 19.10 or newer for aarch64!A few caveats for now: It doesn't know which modules will and won't actually run, so it'll let you try and create instances that will never run on aarch64 systems such as srcds instances It's only ha...
Aarch64/ARM64 and Raspberry Pi progress!
We've got the latest build of AMP (1.9.6.0) working on ARM, this time with the full datastore backend functioning correctly (which was previously a blocker for getting ADS to run)On top of that we've got our build system working more reliably for aarch64 builds so that we can build and ship ...
Wallpaper!
Just because. Served as a PNG, free from compression artefacts :)
Instance Templating - Make once, deploy many.
One of the last major hurdles to getting AMP Enterprise Edition released has been implementing a sane way for hosts to define a template that new instances are based upon. Containing information about default configuration and settings, as well as whether or not that instance should have a new user ...
Time for a new module!
A simple decision...
Integrated FTP Support - Finally!
We've been working for some time on how to embed proper FTP support within AMP. This allows you to login with your normal AMP credentials.For now 2FA isn't supported. So you'll have to disable this to login via FTP. But we hope to have something nicer in place to make this saner soon.
Vote Time - Which existing module would you like to see revamped and improved?
Make sure to leave a comment below saying what improvements and changes you'd like to see for your chosen module! Make sure you leave a comment saying what you'd like to see, or your vote won't count! Be specific, otherwise it's not helpful :P
Vote time - Next AMP module?
What game would you like to see supported next in AMP?
AMP on Raspberry Pi 4B! (aarch64)
It seemed unfair to dangle the Raspberry Pi goal so close to all of you, a mere few tens of dollars away, but not deliver it. This morning our new Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM) arrived. This afternoon, AMP was running on it!This is a super early version, held together with string and duct tape. It's...
Revisiting 'Friends and Family' licencing.
Last month we discussed the issue of AMP licencing to host servers for friends and family. And since then we've continued to look at the issue.Rather than making the licencing situation even more confusing by rolling out yet another AMP edition, we've instead decided that it's best to ro...
