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Header

The Header is the persistent navigation bar displayed at all times across all MiningOS pages. It provides real-time operational metrics, alert indicators, and quick access to pending actions.

For an overview of how these metrics are collected and aggregated, see the Architecture Guide.

Header Overview

Miners Status Indicators

The Header displays the current count of miners organized by operational state:

IndicatorColorDescription
Active miners / Total capacityWhiteMiners with hash rate > 0 versus total container socket capacity
Online + Minor errorsGreenMiners operating normally or with non-critical issues
Major errorsOrangeMiners with errors affecting hash rate (shown in Orange if hashrate persists > 5 min)
Off + SleepRedMiners that are powered off or in sleep mode

Miner Status Indicators

For detailed miner status definitions and filtering options, see Explorer. For supported miner models, see Supported Devices.

Pool Connection Status

The Pool indicator compares MiningOS data with configured mining pool data:

  • Green number: Miners actively connected and mining to pools
  • Red number: Miners not mining or with pool connectivity issues

The subtotals between MiningOS and Pool may temporarily differ because data sources update at different intervals. For pool configuration and troubleshooting, see Pool Manager Module.

Hashrate Display

Displays aggregated hashrate from two sources for comparison:

SourceDescription
MiningOSHashrate collected directly from miner telemetry
PoolHashrate as reported by the configured mining pool

Discrepancies between these values may indicate pool connectivity issues, rejected shares, or data synchronization delays. See Dashboard for historical hashrate charts. For details on how data is aggregated across workers, see Architecture — Data Flow.

Total Power Consumption

Power consumption in kilowatts (kW), updated every 5 seconds. The display color changes based on site-specific thresholds configured in backend settings:

ColorStatusAction Required
GreenOptimal operational levelNone
YellowWithin acceptable range but below targetMonitor
OrangeApproaching lower operational thresholdReview power allocation
Red + FlashExceeding maximum thresholdImmediate attention—risk of penalties

These thresholds are configured per site based on power purchase agreements and grid constraints. For power configuration, see Backend Operations. For power meter specifications, see Supported Devices — Power Meters.

Power Availability Forecast

Displays power availability for the current hour and next hour, always shown in the site's local time zone regardless of user timezone settings.

The Next Hour indicator flashes red when:

  • Startup due: Current hour has 0 power available, next hour > 0
  • Shutdown due: Current hour has > 0 power available, next hour = 0

Mining Efficiency

The efficiency metric is calculated as:

Efficiency (W/TH/s) = Total Power Consumption (W) / Total Hashrate (TH/s)

Lower values indicate better efficiency. This metric helps identify:

  • Equipment degradation
  • Suboptimal environmental conditions
  • Cooling system issues

For temperature-related efficiency analysis, see Heatmaps. For nominal efficiency values by miner model, see Supported Devices.

Alert Indicators

Header Alerts

The Header displays the total count of active alerts organized by severity level. Clicking any alert indicator navigates directly to the Alerts page with that severity pre-filtered.

SeverityColorDescription
CriticalRedRequires immediate attention
HighOrangeRequires prompt attention
MediumYellowShould be investigated

For complete alert definitions and troubleshooting procedures, see Alerts Manual.

Actions Chart

Actions Chart

The Actions Chart displays pending operations requiring attention:

ColorMeaningAction
GrayYour actions pending submissionReview and submit when ready
RedYour actions pending approvalAwaiting authorization from admin
BlueOthers' actions awaiting your approvalReview and approve or reject

When an action completes, the counter decreases within seconds and a toast notification appears.

For detailed information on the authorization workflow, see Requests & Approvals. For user role definitions and permissions, see User Management.

Timezone Configuration

Timezone Configuration

Users can configure their display timezone in the top-right corner. This setting affects how timestamps are displayed throughout MiningOS.

Timezone exceptions: The following elements always display in the site's local timezone regardless of user settings:

  • Header: Power available in the next hour
  • Reporting Tool: Weather forecasts

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