Dashboard

The Inventory Dashboard provides the primary interface for fleet management within MiningOS. This page explains the common layout structure shared across all MiningOS pages and the specific components of the Inventory Management Dashboard.

For the main operational dashboard, see Dashboard. For header bar documentation, see Header.

Figure 1: MiningOS interface layout showing main regions (A-C) and header components (1-6)

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Region A: Global Header Bar

The header bar remains visible across all pages, providing persistent operational awareness. For complete header documentation, see the Header page.

Figure 2: Global header bar showing real-time fleet metrics and alert indicators

Component 1: Miners Status

Displays fleet health through color-coded counts against total capacity:

The adjacent Pool indicator shows miners connected to mining pools. A green number indicates active connections; red with "0" indicates pool connectivity issues. See Pool Manager Module for pool configuration.

For detailed status definitions, see Header — Miners Status Indicators.

Component 2: Hashrate

For hashrate monitoring and visualization, see Dashboard and Heatmaps.

Component 3: Consumption

Total power draw in kilowatts (kW) as measured by connected power meters. Displayed in orange to draw attention to power costs.

For power meter specifications, see Supported Devices — Power Meters.

Component 4: Efficiency

Power efficiency expressed as W/TH/s (watts per terahash per second). Lower values indicate better efficiency. This metric helps identify:

• Equipment degradation
• Suboptimal environmental conditions
• Cooling system issues

For efficiency monitoring guidelines, see Operational Best Practices.

Component 5: Weather

Current ambient temperature at the site location in degrees Celsius. Sourced from weather API integration via the OpenWeather worker.

For weather worker installation, see Installation — OpenWeather.

Component 6: Alert Icons

Quick-access filters for the Alerts page, organized by severity level. Each icon displays a count badge and links directly to filtered alert views:

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Region B: Navigation Sidebar

Collapsible navigation providing access to all MiningOS modules.

Figure 3: Navigation sidebar with Inventory module expanded

The Inventory section expands to reveal sub-pages:

Other top-level modules visible in the sidebar:

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Region C: Main Content Area

Context-dependent workspace that changes based on the selected module and page.

Figure 4: Main content area displaying the Inventory Management Dashboard

Inventory Management Dashboard

The default view when accessing the Inventory module presents two expandable accordion sections:

Both sections expand via the "+" button to reveal detailed content.

Data Refresh

Inventory data is refreshed based on the worker collection intervals configured during installation. For details on collection timing, see:

• Architecture — Data Flow — How data flows through the system
• Installation — Worker Configuration — Setting up collection intervals