I gained a lot of new knowledge during the build. I have links to cheap parts from AliExpress, and I also made a lot of 3D models. If you need them, I can share them with you for free in private messages or in comments.
I completely painted the frame and replaced the bearings in all the components; it was quite a laborious process.
Hey,
I've been working with AI on a small project for managing my Monero mining machines and thought I'd share it here.The main reason I started it was pretty simple: I got tired of opening several SSH sessions just to check XMRig, temperatures, P2Pool, monerod, logs, etc.
The panel runs on one machine and connects to the miners over SSH. There is no agent that needs to be installed on every mining machine.
I tried to keep the main dashboard focused on things I actually want to see at a glance: total hashrate, miner status, temperatures, component status, alerts and hashrate history.
You can also open an individual machine and see more detailed information.
There are pages for XMRig, P2Pool and monerod status, CPU information, Huge Pages/MSR, logs, a built-in SSH terminal, performance profiles and a few basic management actions.
I also added a topology view because once several machines and P2Pool / Proxy instances are involved, I find it useful to have a simple visual representation of what is connected to what.
It's still a project I'm actively working on, so I'm mostly interested in criticism rather than promotion.
If you run multiple Monero miners, I'd be interested to know:
What information do you usually SSH into your miners to check?
Is there anything important that you think is missing from a dashboard like this?
And is there anything here that you think is unnecessary or overcomplicated?
Even feedback from one person actually running XMRig/P2Pool would be useful.
The project is open source if anyone wants to look at the code or try it:
https://github.com/Ktololp/monero-farm-panel
P.S !It was made with the help of AI!
