Dashboard Overview

The Custom Issues page retains the familiar Miner Status and Miners Needing Attention tiles from the original Issues page, working exactly as they did before.

Miner Status (Pie Chart)

This visual dashboard shows the percentage of miners in each status—such as active, inactive, and others—using an easy-to-read pie chart. It gives you an at-a-glance view of your miners' overall health and activity.

The chart is interactive: click on any status segment to hide or show it, letting you see how that particular status affects the overall distribution.

Miners Needing Attention

This stat block displays the proportion of miners requiring your attention using a simple fraction:

• Top number: Miners currently experiencing problems
• Bottom number: Your total miner count

The color of these numbers provides immediate visual feedback:

• Red: Failures detected
• Orange: Warnings present, but no failures
• No color: All miners are healthy

This makes it easy to quickly assess whether action is needed across your mining operations.

 

Issues Table

The Issues table functions as it did previously, but now includes new columns and enhanced capabilities.

Filters and Export

At the top of the table, you'll find two key tools:

Filters – Click to filter your issues by name or type (custom or system). This helps you quickly narrow down to the issues you need to review.

Export – Downloads a complete export of all your issues in the background. The export includes comprehensive data for each miner: Miner ID, Miner Name, Miner Type, Status, Location Group Name, Location Rack Name, Location Row, Location Index, and the current status of each issue (shown as TRUE or FALSE in individual columns). 

For clients with Custom Issues enabled, the export includes both System Issue and Custom Issue columns.

 

Table Columns

The table displays the following information:

• Name – The issue title. Hover over any name to see its full description.
• Status – Shows the count of miners in each status category.
• Type – Indicates whether the issue is System (default), Group, or Custom.
• Count – The total number of miners affected by this issue.
• Show Miners – A link to view all miners associated with this issue.

This layout gives you a clear overview of all issues at a glance, with easy access to detailed information when you need it.

 

View Miners With Issues

To see which miners are affected by a specific issue, click the Show Miners link on the far right of the table. This opens in your current tab, displaying the Miners table, automatically filtered to show only the miners with that particular issue.

 

 

Manage Issues

To create or modify issues, click the Manage Issues button in the upper-right corner of the Issues page. This opens a new table where you can make changes to existing issues or create new ones.

When you're finished, simply click the Back button to return to the main Issues page.

Manage Issues Table

This table displays all your issues with the following columns:

• Name – The issue title
• Description – A brief explanation of the issue
• Type – Whether the issue is System, Group, or Custom
• Menu (⋮) – Click to access Edit, Deactivate/Activate, or Delete options
  • Note: Delete is only available for custom issues and empty groups that have no associated issues. System issues cannot be deleted, but they can be deactivated instead.

The table includes filters that let you search by name, type, or description, making it easy to find specific issues.

Add Issue Group

Click the Add Custom Issue button in the top right corner to open the modal where you can group issue types for better organization. The name of the group is required and a description is optional. You'll use this Issue Group when creating or editing Custom Issues in the next step.

Edit/View Custom Issue

Clicking into a specific issue takes you to the edit page, where you can modify all aspects of your custom issue.

Issue Details

Configure the basic information for your issue:

• Issue Name (required) – Give your issue a clear, descriptive title.
• Description (optional) – Add context or notes about the issue.
• Set Miner Status (optional) – Choose whether miners with this issue should be marked as Failing or Warning.
• Issue Group (optional) – Organize issues by assigning them to a group.
• Active Toggle – Turn the issue on or off.
• Metadata – View when the issue was created and last updated, along with who made those changes.

Logic Builder

Define the conditions that trigger this issue:

• Set your first parameter, which determines what additional parameters become available.
• Add multiple conditions using AND logic to create more specific triggers.

• Parameters available to select from include the following:

  Client Name 
  Manufacturer
  Miner Type
  Miner Name
  Serial
  Miner IP
  Pickaxe
  Query Time MS
  Miner Wattage Basic
  Miner Wattage PDU
  Miner Wattage Range
  Power Mode
  Hash Rate
  Max Fan
  Min Fan
  Max Temp
  Chip Errors
  Boards
  Error Codes
  Count Of Fans
  Miner Rebooted
  List Of Pool Names
  Luxos Immersion Mode
  Luxos Profile
  Luxos Tuning Enabled
  Luxos ATM Enabled
  Luxos ATM Max Profile
  Luxos ATM Min Profile
  Luxos ATM Post Ramp Minutes
  Luxos ATM Startup Minutes
  Luxos ATM Temp Window
  Luxos Temp Target
  Luxos Temp Dangerous
  Luxos Temp Hot
  Luxos Temp Mode
  Abnormal Hash Rate
  Fan Speed Too High
  Fan Speed Too Low
  Hardware Errors Exist
  Hash Rate Too Low
  No Shares Being Submitted
  Miner Rebooted
  Missing Fan
  Missing Hash Board
  No Pools Configured
  Temp Sensor Too High
  Zero Hash Rate
  Duplicate MAC
  Invalid Pool Configuration  

Logic Structure

This section displays a plain-text summary of your logic, showing exactly what conditions the system will check for.

When you're finished making changes, click Save to apply your edits.

System Issues

As mentioned earlier, we've retained all the original issue types and labeled them as System Issues.

System Issues can be toggled between Active and Deactivate. This is useful when you've created a custom issue that already covers the same ground as a system issue—in these cases, you can deactivate the system issue to keep your Issues page clean and focused, eliminating redundant warnings and alerts.

Global Filters

Once you've configured your Custom Issues and Issue Groups, you can apply them as Global Filters throughout the Foreman application.

How to Apply Global Filters

1. Click the filter icon in your dashboard
2. Select Custom Issues from the filter options
3. Choose your filter criteria by:
   • Selecting an individual issue by name, OR
   • Selecting an issue group by name

These filters will be applied across the Foreman application to help you quickly identify and monitor specific mining issues.

Next Version

Coming up, we'll be working to integrate custom issues more deeply throughout the system. This includes expanding trigger functionality to support custom issues, enabling you to set up notifications and automated actions based on the personalized issues you create. Stay tuned for these enhancements in future releases.