One AxeOS dashboard for all your Bitaxe miners
On a Bitaxe, AxeOS gives each miner its own web page. With several Bitaxe or NerdAxe on the network, that means one tab per miner and no overall view. axeos-dashboard is an open-source dashboard that brings them all together.
AxeOS on a Bitaxe
AxeOS is the web interface of ESP-Miner, the open-source firmware of the Bitaxe; NerdAxe and NerdQAxe run firmware built on it. Open the miner's IP in a browser and you get its hashrate, chip temperature, fan and shares, and its settings: pools, Wi-Fi, frequency and voltage, firmware update.
The same data is available as a JSON API (/api/system/info), along with endpoints to change the pool or restart the miner. That's what axeos-dashboard reads and drives, for every miner at once.
Find and add your miners
A network scan finds the AxeOS miners on your local network. One that can't be found this way (other subnet, firewall) is added by its IP. Each miner is identified by its MAC address, so its history survives an IP change.
The whole fleet on one screen
- Combined hashrate, current and over 24 hours
- Health of each miner, the most urgent problems first
- Total power, efficiency (J/TH) and estimated electricity cost
- Shares, best difficulty, lowest and highest temperatures
- Per-miner details: vitals, 24-hour chart, pools, restart
Act on your miners
Restart a miner or switch it between its primary and fallback pool, from the dashboard, after a confirmation. The same actions can run on a schedule. Every action is kept in an audit log.
Keep the history
Every completed day of history goes into a monthly archive, downloadable from the Backups page. An audit report can also be mailed every day, week or month.
Supported miners
The Bitaxe family and NerdAxe / NerdQAxe miners running AxeOS (ESP-Miner), whether you solo mine or hash on a pool.