The Status Page is the main dashboard for the whole fleet. It's a
live view — it stays connected and updates about once a second,
so what you see is close to real-time. This guide walks a new person through
everything on it: the numbers up top, how the page is laid out, what the colors
mean, and what each thing does when you click it. Almost everything here is
just looking at data; the few controls that actually change something
are flagged clearly.
Is It Live? (top-of-page indicators)
Before trusting anything on the page, glance at the connection dot near the
top:
- Green — Live. Data is
streaming, you're current.
- Yellow —
Reconnecting. Hang on a moment.
- Red — Connecting / not
connected. The page may be showing stale numbers.
There's also a small Data Rate (KB/s) showing how much live
data is flowing — mostly a health indicator that the feed is alive.
The Four Big Numbers
The summary column shows four headline tiles — the fleet's vital signs. Each
tile header is clickable and opens a deeper view.
| Tile | What it is | Unit |
|---|
| Hashrate |
Total mining output right now — the core "how much are we mining"
number. Shows current vs. the max the installed miners could do, a fill bar,
and a TX / ND regional split. |
PH/s (petahash/sec) |
| Power |
Total generator electrical output. Shows current vs. max capacity,
spare capacity available, and efficiency in J/TH (energy
per unit of hashing — lower is better). |
MW (megawatts) |
| Gas |
Natural gas the fleet is burning. Metered directly at sites with a
flowmeter, estimated from gen power elsewhere. |
MCF/day (thousand cu ft) |
| Miners |
How many machines are hashing right now, out of the total installed,
plus a breakdown of zero-hash / sleeping / offline. |
count |
If you only look at four things, look at these: are we mining (Hashrate),
are the gens carrying it (Power), is gas feeding them (Gas), and are the
machines healthy (Miners).
Color Legend (read this)
The same colors mean the same thing everywhere on the page — on gen dots,
miner squares, kW bars, and counts. Learn these once and the whole page reads
faster.
| Color | Means |
|---|
| Green |
Good — online, hashing, healthy. Also a wake action in logs. |
| Blue |
Sleeping miners, or a gen running below its target load. |
| Orange |
Attention — a stuck gen (says "Running" but its data is
>30 min old), an over-target/"hot" gen, or a low-performing miner. |
| Red |
Bad — offline, down, or zero-hash. Also a sleep action in logs. |
| Yellow |
Warning (a reboot action in logs). |
| Purple |
A miner with a dead hashboard (a "pull" candidate); fix-pools action in
logs. |
| White |
An offline miner square in the grids. |
| Grey |
Disabled, secondary, or stale/unknown. |
How the Page Is Laid Out
Top to bottom, the page is organized Sites → Generator Groups →
Pods, with generators and miners shown side by side so you can see
capacity vs. load together.
Sites Overview strip (top)
One card per site. Each card has a row of gen dots (one per
generator, colored by health) and a pod pixel-map — each pod is
a tiny picture where every miner slot is a single colored pixel. From across the
room you can tell a healthy site (mostly green) from a hurting one (red/orange).
Click a site card to open its full drill-down.
The columns
Below the strip the page splits into columns:
- Peps / Pods — the network routers (Peplinks) and the pods
under them, with each pod's live miner stats.
- Generators, split by region into TX,
NDS (Nate/Dan), and GW (GN/Will) — the gen
groups and their gens.
- Summary — the four big numbers, weather, the activity
logs, and notes.
Each gen column header has a wrench
() badge showing how many
out-of-service gens are parked there.
Generator group boxes
Gens are grouped into the units that share a pod's load. A group box
auto-expands when something's wrong (a gen down, off-target, or warning) and
collapses when it's healthy, so trouble surfaces itself. In each group you'll
see:
- The group name (click for charts) and a reorder handle.
- The kW/gen target with a
bolt (e.g. "330 kW/gen") — this is the
per-gen load target. Clicking it edits the target (a real change).
- A capacity line: "Avail: X kW (N miners)" if there's room,
or "Over: X kW" if overloaded, plus a blue
"N sleeping" link.
- A plain-English control blurb — what the automatic
sleep/wake engine is doing right now and why, with a countdown.
- Four toggles: R0 (auto-reboot dead miners),
AS (auto-sleep), AW
(auto-wake), EMS (emergency sleep). See the Power
Management guide for what these do.
Reading a Generator
Each gen row packs a lot into a small space:
- A status dot (color per the legend) and the gen ID.
- Icons: wifi =
streaming live telemetry;
warning triangle = active alarm;
bell-slash = a
muted/ignored alarm;
pause-circle = the gen is on a capacity hold (its headroom is
being reserved — see Power Management);
purple pin =
the gen is in the wrong spot in one of our systems (see below).
- Maintenance badges (Swap / Inspect / Parts / Gas / OOS / Loaner / Service,
"NO AS", and a self-fading "✓ Rep" after a repair).
- On the right: if running, its gas pressure (PSI), its
kW (colored — green on target, blue under, orange over), and an
up-timer. If stopped, a battery-voltage chip and the
down-reason.
- A full-width kW bar on a fixed 0–380 scale so you can
compare gens at a glance. A down gen with telemetry shows a
battery bar instead, so you can watch a dead gen's battery
drain.
Click a gen to open its action picker (data views, and — for permitted
users — gen control).
Reading a Pod
In the Peps/Pods column, each pod row reads like this:
● PodName - hashing/installed (notHashing) (sleeping) - hashrate
- The leading dot is green if any miner is hashing, red if
none are.
- hashing / installed — how many are mining out of how many
are physically there. The installed number is white if it came from inventory,
orange if it's a fallback guess.
- The first (N) in red =
zero-hash miners (there but not producing). The
(N) in blue = sleeping
miners.
- hashrate — the pod's output in PH/s.
Peplink (router) rows also show a Starlink dish
() icon for internet up/down.
Click a pod to open its detail/history.
Clicking In — What Each Pop-Up Shows
Almost everything on the page opens a focused pop-up. Here's what each one is
for.
From the four big numbers
- Performance (Hashrate tile) — current vs. max, an all-sites
hashrate chart and a TX-vs-ND chart, per-site cards comparing our
measured hashrate against the Foundry pool's reported number,
and 24h history. Timeframe dropdown redraws the charts.
- Power (Power tile) — power totals, gens running/total,
available capacity, per-site MW, and 24h power history.
- Gas (Gas tile) — gas totals + yesterday's, per-site gas
(green wifi = real flowmeter vs.
estimate), a consumption chart, and a
gas-pressure chart.
- Miners (Miners tile) — Hashing / Sleeping / Zero-Hash /
Offline counts, history charts, and a per-pod breakdown table (all-offline pods
flagged red).
From the map elements
- Site modal (a site card) — the deep drill-down: every pod
drawn as a dense grid of colored miner squares. Hover a square for that miner's
detail; the problem-list view lets you filter by error type. This is where you
go to see exactly which machines are hurting at a site.
- Gen Group modal (a group name) — pick a metric (power,
current, gas pressure, coolant/intake temp, voltage, engine hours, energy) and
compare all gens in the group on one chart, plus the group's power-control
action log.
- Pod modal (a pod) — pod config, its Peplink LAN device
count, a hashrate chart, and a miner-status-over-time chart.
- Gen modal (a gen) — telemetry views (full Mesa data, our
live-ingest data with raw registers, and an animated schematic of the genset),
plus control actions for permitted users.
From the header indicator dots
- Scanner / Agent Monitor — health of our per-pod scanning
agents: who's scanning, miner counts, last scan, and a red CONFLICT
flag if the third-party Foreman scanner is fighting ours.
- Watcher / Pickaxe — a view of the third-party Foreman
scanner daemons and which pods they're probing.
- Services — a board of backend processes (APIs, background
services, field server) with running/stopped dots.
The Activity Logs
At the bottom of the summary column are live logs, newest at the bottom:
- Power Control Log — manual operator sleeps/wakes/
reboots, with the person's name. Green=wake, red=sleep, yellow=reboot.
- Miner Monitor Log — automated agent sweeps (no
user). Yellow=reboot, purple=fix-pools, cyan=fix-power.
- Automated Sleep/Wake Log — the power engine's own
AS/AW decisions. Green=wake,
red=sleep. If you want to know why miners went to sleep on their own, this is
the log.
There's also a Miner Control panel listing pods with
sleeping miners or with automation toggled off, and a Notes box
for free-text team notes.
Look vs. Touch (what changes things)
New folks worry about breaking something by clicking. Almost nothing on the
page changes anything — opening tiles, cards, gens, pods, charts, and the header
dots are all just views. Only these actually do something, and most are
permission-gated:
| Control | What it changes |
|---|
| kW/gen target ( link) | Sets the per-gen load target for the group |
| R0 / AS / AW / EMS toggles | Turn automatic behaviors on/off for a pod |
| "N sleeping" → Miner Actions | Bulk sleeps or wakes miners |
| Gen Control buttons | Physically command a gen (Manual/Clear/Start/On Load) — see the Remote Gen Start guide |
| Add Note / Mark Repaired / status | Updates a gen's maintenance record |
| Move / Swap / reorder gen | Relocates or reorders a gen |
| Site modal Repair → Done | Logs a physical miner repair |
| Services Restart | Restarts a backend service (admins only) |
Rule of thumb
If a click opens a chart or a detail view, you can't hurt anything — explore
freely. If it's a toggle, a button, or an editable number, it's a real action.
When in doubt, ask before flipping toggles or hitting gen-control buttons.
Other Signals (weather, network, warnings)
- Weather — per-location temp, high/low, conditions, and
humidity in the summary column (heat affects gen derating and miner temps).
- Gas pressure (PSI) — shown per gen and in the Gas modal;
low pressure upstream is an early warning of a gas problem.
- Network — Peplink router dots (green/red) and Starlink
dish up/down icons; per-pod LAN
device counts live in the Pod modal.
- Stuck gen — an orange
gen dot means it claims "Running" but its data is over 30 minutes old, so it's
left out of the capacity math until it reports fresh.
- Warning /
hold / muted
— active alarm,
reserved-capacity hold, and intentionally-ignored bad sensor, respectively.
- Wrong spot
— Mesa has this gen at a different site than we do. Mesa is what decides where a
gen's alerts go, so this gen's down/up alerts are landing in the wrong site's
chat. Hover the pin to see both sides. It's a paperwork mismatch, not a fault
with the gen — and it's fixed on Mesa's side, not ours. The pin clears itself
once Mesa is corrected.
Where to go next
Once the page makes sense, read the How-To: Power Management
guide to understand the AS/AW/EMS toggles and what the system does on its own,
and How-To: Remote Gen Start if you'll be controlling gens.
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