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Monitoring and operations
Monitor RMS CPU, memory, network traffic, connection charts, port status, filters, backend password, safe route, and observer access.
Monitoring And Operations
The RMS dashboard refreshes runtime data periodically and shows resource usage, connection count, traffic, compression mode, and local port status.
Dashboard Cards
| Card | What to watch |
|---|---|
| CPU / Memory | RMS process pressure and system memory usage. |
| Connections | Inbound miner connections and outbound remote connections. |
| Network Traffic | Receive and transmit traffic trends. |
| Connection Compression | Current mode and outbound compression count. |
If CPU stays high after increasing compression, lower compression level, raise connection count, or split miners across multiple RMS clients.
Port Operations
The port table supports:
- Copying miner connection address.
- Viewing remote-peer details.
- Filtering by remark, type, and coin.
- Starting and stopping ports.
- Editing or deleting manual ports.
After any change, verify inbound count, outbound count, and server-side worker data.
Program Settings
The settings menu includes:
| Setting | Use |
|---|---|
| Reset Push Address | Return to first-launch configuration flow and invalidate the old pushed configuration. |
| Set Backend Password | Protect RMS backend access. |
| Set Safe Access Route | Put the RMS backend under a private route path to reduce scanning exposure. |
| Switch Connection Mode | Open connection compression settings. |
| Exit Application | Available in desktop/Tauri builds. |
Safe access route changes require a restart and the URL must end with / when opened, for example http://host:port/custom/.
Observer Page
RMS includes an observer-page implementation in the frontend. If enabled by the build and route settings, it provides a read-only entry under /observer/. Treat it as a public surface and expose it only when your deployment needs it.
Regular Checks
- RMS process is running.
- Local listening ports are reachable from miners.
- Inbound connections match expected miner count.
- Outbound connections match compression settings.
- Server-side port hashrate and reject rate are normal.
- CPU, memory, and traffic trends are stable.
- Backend password and safe access route are documented securely.