I have a farm that runs both ASIC's and GPU rigs and am looking for a new monitoring software that has some pretty decent reporting functions. Currently, I am using AwesomeMiner and it is OK. However, I am trying to get it to play nicely with some Linux GPU rigs I have in the mix and it doesn't want to. It's more than happy to monitor them if they are running ccminer and a few other more ASIC-oriented miners, but not some of the more essential GPU ones like Claymore.
To add to the difficulty, it needs to have fairy robust reporting capabilities for our monthly investor reports. Hashrate, uptime, which pools were mined and for how long, power usage, etc. are some of the stats we pull and distribute.
Does anyone have any suggestions for software (paid or open source) that can handle a wide range of devices and operating systems. We have a dedicated mining monitor computer, so it doesn't also need to do any mining (aka Minera). Miner pool control and profitability switching (or just notification) would be great, but not entirely necessary.
Thoughts?
Brad
To add to the difficulty, it needs to have fairy robust reporting capabilities for our monthly investor reports. Hashrate, uptime, which pools were mined and for how long, power usage, etc. are some of the stats we pull and distribute.
Does anyone have any suggestions for software (paid or open source) that can handle a wide range of devices and operating systems. We have a dedicated mining monitor computer, so it doesn't also need to do any mining (aka Minera). Miner pool control and profitability switching (or just notification) would be great, but not entirely necessary.
Thoughts?
Brad
Same question here and I'll like to add .. what about IT security? Windows10 normally would the best choice for new beta drivers but, how do you prevent system intrusion? Its all about firewalls and good practices? That might could become heavy to manage ... Do anyone has a linux build or a dedicated OS similar to simplemining or hiveos? What about managing drivers updates with them? Are they worth at large scale?
I'm planing to build several 6to13gpus per motherboard rigs and I'm a bit lost because never gone to +2x6rig before. Thats why I need to know what OS and monitor software should be advisable to be scalable from start (that would decide nº of gpus per rig for example).
Thanks in advance to any GPU proud miner who can bring some light here
