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Seeing how Machinaris supports farming multiple "hard drive based" cryptos... Seems like adding a tool that would compliment Machinaris nicely would be a Disk Health monitoring tool.
With 18 plot storage disks + 1 boot disk I've got a relatively small number of drives... Even with 19 drives identifying issues early, hopefully before SMART flags a disk a failing, is not easy.
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First of all, I would like to throw some congrats about the work done here, really a lifesaver.
Now my concern :
I'm farming XCH + 9 forks.
When I add Farmr, I see a real drop in my available (and also not really powerfull) DSL bandwithn and capacity to log remotely.
I'm thinking about monitoring only XCH and only one fork, but I really like the idea to have all of them at a glance on my s
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TL;DR; a prolonged harvester outage of say 8h during sleep will produce a notification every 5 minutes per harvester. This gets annoying to wake up to, and also may consume limited resources / credits of the notification service. Instead an exponential backoff should be used which can easily drop consumption by 90% while still providing much the same level of urgency to an operator.
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