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Device Groups

Device Groups allow you to organize your devices into logical collections such as Production, Development, QA, or any other category that matches your infrastructure.
Grouping devices makes it easier to:

  • Manage environments
  • Apply actions to specific sets of devices
  • Assign devices to specific users
  • Keep your device list clean and structured

Device Groups are especially useful when working with large environments or teams.

Device Groups List

The Device Groups page shows all existing groups, along with their creation and update timestamps.

From here, you can:

  • Click Edit to modify a group
  • Create a new group using the New device group button

Creating a Device Group

To create a new group, click New device group.
This will take you to the creation form:

Fields

Name *

The name of the group.
Examples:

  • Production
  • Dev Group
  • QA Servers

Choose a name that clearly describes the purpose of the group.

Users

Select the users who will have access to the devices inside this group.

This allows you to:

  • Restrict access to sensitive environments (e.g., Production only for admins)
  • Grant visibility or control to specific team members

Devices

Select the devices that belong to this group.

A device can belong to:

  • One group
  • Multiple groups

Grouping devices helps when filtering or running batch operations.

Description

Optional field where you can add notes about the group’s purpose.

Examples:

  • “Devices for staging deployments”
  • “Only used during testing cycles”
  • “Production backend servers”

This is helpful for teams or large deployments.

Creating the Group

Once all fields are filled, click:

  • Create – saves the group
  • Create & create another – saves and opens a new blank group
  • Cancel – discards the operation

Summary

Device Groups provide an efficient way to organize and manage multiple devices inside SingleJump.
They help maintain order, control user access more precisely, and streamline operations such as batch commands or filtering.

By categorizing devices into logical groups, your workflow becomes more structured, scalable, and easier to manage.