I am looking at the scope of the next version (2.1). Feature candidates are:
1) wemo smart plug support
2) ability to reset rigs via smart plugs based on configurable rules
3) profitability dashboard
4) docker container for windows with grafana+influxDB+sqlite+rig-monitor
Anyone else has any suggestions?
Topic: [NEW] free rig-monitor 4.0 (alpha released) - page 11. (Read 14742 times)
version 2.0 has been released. Details on 1st post
Download and installation instruction for 2.0 alpha release here:
http://randomcryptostuff.blogspot.nl/2018/04/new-version-20alpha1-released.html
If you have issues then reply to this message or create a github issue here: https://github.com/rodneymo/rig-monitorv2/releases/tag/2.0.a1
http://randomcryptostuff.blogspot.nl/2018/04/new-version-20alpha1-released.html
If you have issues then reply to this message or create a github issue here: https://github.com/rodneymo/rig-monitorv2/releases/tag/2.0.a1
Hi all,
version 2.0 alpha will be release in the next couple of days.
You can read more about it here: http://randomcryptostuff.blogspot.nl/2018/04/rig-monitor-re-write-in-golang.html#more
version 2.0 alpha will be release in the next couple of days.
You can read more about it here: http://randomcryptostuff.blogspot.nl/2018/04/rig-monitor-re-write-in-golang.html#more
Hi,
Are you woking with the forked version of Wishbone1138 ?
https://github.com/wishbone1138/rig-monitor
2 good ideas :
Using influxdb seems to be a better choice than SQL for this kind of things.
The miner scripts are not included in the code. So it's easier to modify. (for example, I need 3334 port, so I can add a new miner with this configuration).
I have played with it, but ihave some awk return errors. What a shame !
Your work is just awesome....
Are you woking with the forked version of Wishbone1138 ?
https://github.com/wishbone1138/rig-monitor
2 good ideas :
Using influxdb seems to be a better choice than SQL for this kind of things.
The miner scripts are not included in the code. So it's easier to modify. (for example, I need 3334 port, so I can add a new miner with this configuration).
I have played with it, but ihave some awk return errors. What a shame !
Your work is just awesome....
I was working on it with wishbone. Check the dev_influxdb branch. It's an almost finalised version using influxDB. As I mentioned above, I am working on version 2.0 which is a re-write in Golang. This will really improve the scalability for larger farms and maintenance (shell scripting is a bitch)
Hi all,
I have started working on the new version of rig-monitor 3 days ago. I am re-writing it in Golang for performance, scalability and and cross-platform support. Expect to have that version in 2-3 weeks.
I'll publish the repo (and compiled binaries) on github in the coming days.
Keep you posted
I have started working on the new version of rig-monitor 3 days ago. I am re-writing it in Golang for performance, scalability and and cross-platform support. Expect to have that version in 2-3 weeks.
I'll publish the repo (and compiled binaries) on github in the coming days.
Keep you posted
hi rodney
ive been looking for a monitoring app like this. I'm currently using simple mining os but i pay a fee for each rig every month. want to move my miners over to Ubuntu
and avoid paying that fee if i can get a seperate monitor like yours to work. I'm trying to learn how to code in python at home but its a bit hard.
in my little mining farm theres about 50 GPU's. every rig has GPU;s on it that belongs to different people(my friends as i pay the least for electricity) and it all mines to one wallet... so its my responsibility to transfer everyone's crypto to them.
everyone in the team agrees that dividing up the profits according to shares is the best way. currently we are just doing it by taking the ratio of an individual's gpu's and dividing by total in the farm then multiplying by the profit to get each one's payout.
so for my question can you perhaps help with code that shows the accumulated shares of each gpu in a rig over a period of time?
ive been looking for a monitoring app like this. I'm currently using simple mining os but i pay a fee for each rig every month. want to move my miners over to Ubuntu
and avoid paying that fee if i can get a seperate monitor like yours to work. I'm trying to learn how to code in python at home but its a bit hard.
in my little mining farm theres about 50 GPU's. every rig has GPU;s on it that belongs to different people(my friends as i pay the least for electricity) and it all mines to one wallet... so its my responsibility to transfer everyone's crypto to them.
everyone in the team agrees that dividing up the profits according to shares is the best way. currently we are just doing it by taking the ratio of an individual's gpu's and dividing by total in the farm then multiplying by the profit to get each one's payout.
so for my question can you perhaps help with code that shows the accumulated shares of each gpu in a rig over a period of time?
which miner are you using?
hi rodney
ive been looking for a monitoring app like this. I'm currently using simple mining os but i pay a fee for each rig every month. want to move my miners over to Ubuntu
and avoid paying that fee if i can get a seperate monitor like yours to work. I'm trying to learn how to code in python at home but its a bit hard.
in my little mining farm theres about 50 GPU's. every rig has GPU;s on it that belongs to different people(my friends as i pay the least for electricity) and it all mines to one wallet... so its my responsibility to transfer everyone's crypto to them.
everyone in the team agrees that dividing up the profits according to shares is the best way. currently we are just doing it by taking the ratio of an individual's gpu's and dividing by total in the farm then multiplying by the profit to get each one's payout.
so for my question can you perhaps help with code that shows the accumulated shares of each gpu in a rig over a period of time?
ive been looking for a monitoring app like this. I'm currently using simple mining os but i pay a fee for each rig every month. want to move my miners over to Ubuntu
and avoid paying that fee if i can get a seperate monitor like yours to work. I'm trying to learn how to code in python at home but its a bit hard.
in my little mining farm theres about 50 GPU's. every rig has GPU;s on it that belongs to different people(my friends as i pay the least for electricity) and it all mines to one wallet... so its my responsibility to transfer everyone's crypto to them.
everyone in the team agrees that dividing up the profits according to shares is the best way. currently we are just doing it by taking the ratio of an individual's gpu's and dividing by total in the farm then multiplying by the profit to get each one's payout.
so for my question can you perhaps help with code that shows the accumulated shares of each gpu in a rig over a period of time?
if you're using nanopool or pools that have API to the number of shares submitted per worker then you can work on top of it.
hi rodney
ive been looking for a monitoring app like this. I'm currently using simple mining os but i pay a fee for each rig every month. want to move my miners over to Ubuntu
and avoid paying that fee if i can get a seperate monitor like yours to work. I'm trying to learn how to code in python at home but its a bit hard.
in my little mining farm theres about 50 GPU's. every rig has GPU;s on it that belongs to different people(my friends as i pay the least for electricity) and it all mines to one wallet... so its my responsibility to transfer everyone's crypto to them.
everyone in the team agrees that dividing up the profits according to shares is the best way. currently we are just doing it by taking the ratio of an individual's gpu's and dividing by total in the farm then multiplying by the profit to get each one's payout.
so for my question can you perhaps help with code that shows the accumulated shares of each gpu in a rig over a period of time?
ive been looking for a monitoring app like this. I'm currently using simple mining os but i pay a fee for each rig every month. want to move my miners over to Ubuntu
and avoid paying that fee if i can get a seperate monitor like yours to work. I'm trying to learn how to code in python at home but its a bit hard.
in my little mining farm theres about 50 GPU's. every rig has GPU;s on it that belongs to different people(my friends as i pay the least for electricity) and it all mines to one wallet... so its my responsibility to transfer everyone's crypto to them.
everyone in the team agrees that dividing up the profits according to shares is the best way. currently we are just doing it by taking the ratio of an individual's gpu's and dividing by total in the farm then multiplying by the profit to get each one's payout.
so for my question can you perhaps help with code that shows the accumulated shares of each gpu in a rig over a period of time?
You don't need to specify a password for Claymore... Read only is enough.
Hello, and where you can specify a password for CLAYMORE.
Thanks for sharing. I did not use it yet but the dashboards snapshots are looking impressive. Just a suggestion to have a mobile app for the dashboard. Many of us do not prefer the mining dashboard on a web but instead looking to have it on a mobile app which can push notification alerts when the rig is down or when the temperature going higher than the limit 
pls do consider having them. But thanks again for sharing.
pls do consider having them. But thanks again for sharing.
Hi,
Are you woking with the forked version of Wishbone1138 ?
https://github.com/wishbone1138/rig-monitor
2 good ideas :
Using influxdb seems to be a better choice than SQL for this kind of things.
The miner scripts are not included in the code. So it's easier to modify. (for example, I need 3334 port, so I can add a new miner with this configuration).
I have played with it, but ihave some awk return errors. What a shame !
Your work is just awesome....
Are you woking with the forked version of Wishbone1138 ?
https://github.com/wishbone1138/rig-monitor
2 good ideas :
Using influxdb seems to be a better choice than SQL for this kind of things.
The miner scripts are not included in the code. So it's easier to modify. (for example, I need 3334 port, so I can add a new miner with this configuration).
I have played with it, but ihave some awk return errors. What a shame !
Your work is just awesome....
Still working on v2.0? Planning on release any time soon?
Thank you
Thank you
Sorry for the late reply
Will keep you posted.
Thanks for the feedback
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1) any chance to add nanopool share & worker history? I can see ethermine has such options.
I'll take a look in a couple of weeks. Quote
2) Currently only support Claymore, which is best for ETH. Any plans to add support for other miners, such as ZM Equihash miner? It has simple API. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-dstms-zcash-equihash-nvidia-miner-v062-linux-windows-2021765
Sure. Quote
3) Option to auto reboot rigs if freeze using those hs110 would be cool to have.
I'll probably work on this first as I am facing similar issues.Will keep you posted.
Thanks for the feedback
Great tool and easy enough instructions.
Couple questions
1) any chance to add nanopool share & worker history? I can see ethermine has such options.
2) Currently only support Claymore, which is best for ETH. Any plans to add support for other miners, such as ZM Equihash miner? It has simple API. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2021765.0
3) Option to auto reboot rigs if freeze using those hs110 would be cool to have.
Again, thanks for sharing.
Couple questions
1) any chance to add nanopool share & worker history? I can see ethermine has such options.
2) Currently only support Claymore, which is best for ETH. Any plans to add support for other miners, such as ZM Equihash miner? It has simple API. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2021765.0
3) Option to auto reboot rigs if freeze using those hs110 would be cool to have.
Again, thanks for sharing.
Hi there, just a quick question, I planned to build a mining farm of around 150-200 gpus (total of around 20 rigs). In this case, do I need to link several Raspberry Pi together as a cluster computer? And if yes then how many RPis do I need, say if I want to keep database of around 2-3 days..?
Additionally, does it matter if some rigs are running Windows, some Linux, and some EthOS?
Thanks!
Ejzok
Additionally, does it matter if some rigs are running Windows, some Linux, and some EthOS?
Thanks!
Ejzok
You need to replace
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I got stuck at "Create DB and rig-monitor metadata"
the comand "mysql -u root -p < ./rig-monitor/sql/create_db.sql" error Huh
the comand "mysql -u root -p
Don't you know your SQL root password? you need to enter it in order to create the database
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