The software is still in development. However, in the mean time, feel free to use this simple utility that I wrote. Only MtRed is supported at the moment, but I'll add the other major pools this weekend. The source code is here, so if you want to submit a patch, I'd be more than happy to accept it.

Quote from: hennessy on July 12, 2011, 07:49:24 AM

I don't know how to get to the temperatures for example.

The code to read GPU diagnostics like temperature is platform specific. You really need 4 code bases. One for Nvidia and one for AMD on both windows and linux. I've got the AMD portion written, but I still haven't tackled Nvidia yet.

Quote from: entens on July 12, 2011, 07:17:40 PM

Based on the usage of mongoDB this is using Node.js? I have an similar system I'm hacking away at, but I gather the values from the server side. Were you going to release your codebase?

The front end server is written in Node.js, but the data gathering portion uses Flask running on Tornado.

Yes, everything will be open source as soon as I release the pre-alpha.

Quote from: cp on July 12, 2011, 07:54:41 PM

I mean looks cool but where is the widget I can use to connect with the GPU... If tell to write it well I can answer I dont know where I should start... can you please help me? Tongue

GPU diagnostics will be read periodically by the mining software and sent to a remote server. I can't tell you where to start yet, because I haven't released the software.

Quote from: xane on July 12, 2011, 08:49:24 PM

I would definitely love a service like this... but how to monetize it? If you don't make any money off of it, I would have reservations about it being around longer-term...

The service will be proprietary. No free plans. A test utility will be available for download which will verify whether your system is supported or not. Like I said above, the software (most of it) will be open source. If someone wants to set up their own servers, they're free to do so.

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