Monitor Workers

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MaXeY
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Monitor Workers

by MaXeY · · Post #24615

Hello

I have the API for my account and i use this website to monitor my Workers manually https://pas.ma/prohash

But is there's and App or another website so i can monitor my Workers and get NOTIFIED when One of my miner DOWN :!:

and any plans for Prohashing APP to solve this ?
Digibyte Miner :idea:
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Steve Sokolowski
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Re: Monitor Workers

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #24616

MaXeY wrote: Hello

I have the API for my account and i use this website to monitor my Workers manually https://pas.ma/prohash

But is there's and App or another website so i can monitor my Workers and get NOTIFIED when One of my miner DOWN :!:

and any plans for Prohashing APP to solve this ?
The best way to be notified when your hashrate drops is to use "Notifications" on the "Settings" page. You can enter a minimum hashrate - zero if you only want to be told when you are completely offline - and you'll receive an E-mail telling you that your workers are offline.
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Re: Monitor Workers

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #24620

MaXeY wrote: Yes i saw that.. but i want to get notified when One of my Workers Goes Offline
so this what am looking for
any plans ?
If you are looking for a mobile application to do that, you can use the CheckPool application on the Google Play store, which was released yesterday. An announcement will be made later today.
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Re: Monitor Workers

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #24623

MaXeY wrote: coz i have to manual check my miners by eye every couple of hours

is there's an Rest API like prohashing.com/api/status?key=XXX ??
Unfortunately, we currently don't have plans to develop a REST API or an application for Apple products.

But the WAMP API is superior to REST because it provides live data, something that REST can't provide. WAMP uses significantly less data than REST does and it is widely supported across many programming languages.

In regards to the iOS app, perhaps a third-party developer will take interest and develop an application where they can generate ad revenue. While we would love to develop a mobile application ourselves, our current focus is on making the new website more mobile-friendly, so that customers can go to the website without needing to open a dedicated app.