Well, previously posted in mining section. I think it's worth posting here too.
Solo mining proxy
https://github.com/sammy007/ether-proxyNow it's easy to control your rigs if you are solo mining ETH using web frontend. Track hashrate, rejects, etc. Also, there is daemon failover option indeed. Windows binaries available in releases section.
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was thinking of setting a server up at digitalocean and mine to that
2. Buy DO droplet (10 USD plan is ok, just use fast sync first time), install ubuntu 14.04 LTS, follow ethereum guide how to set up geth
3. Run proxy on your side and configure it to talk with your geth instance on DO droplet.
4. Configure your ethminers to talk to ether-proxy mining endpoint
Currently I'm running it together with GETH and the mining software(Ethereum 0.9.41) on the same Windows machine and have 4 other machines pointed to it. Do you believe a Raspberry Pi 2 can handle the task for running ether-proxy and GETH? I'm looking for maximum redundancy. Should I run GETH on multiple miners and have them as backup GETH servers?
Also, any tips on how I can make it notify me(via email for example) if a miner timed out?
I have 4 rigs, 1st rig will mine and also act as proxy server, and host the geth.
The other 3 rigs, runs ethminer and points to proxy server. No geth running at client side.
The proxy web stats shows all rigs mining and submitting shares.
Do you have any plan in this area?