Awesome Miner

Awesome Miner is locally deployed mining management and monitoring software for ASIC, GPU and CPU operations. Its built-in web interface, automation and optional Cloud Services layer operate around the operator's infrastructure; they do not turn the product into a mining pool or cloud-hashrate service.

Local control across ASIC, GPU and CPU fleets

Awesome Miner runs on the operator's local infrastructure and network. It says it can manage and monitor more than 200 ASIC models without software installed on every device, including Antminer, Avalon, Goldshell, Innosilicon, Obelisk and Whatsminer coverage.

Model-level functions are not uniform. The published Antminer support specifically includes rebooting, pool configuration, pause and resume, firmware upgrade and LED flash, so a listed device family should not be treated as proof that every action is available for every model.

Automation can alter a live mining operation

More than 30 trigger conditions and more than 40 actions can automate responses such as rebooting, pausing or changing pools. Power curtailment can use electricity-price data, a power-management signal or custom triggers, making threshold and authority settings operational controls rather than dashboard decoration.

For GPUs, the software documents AMD and Nvidia clock, voltage, power and fan controls, plus profit switching and a benchmark that measures hashrate and power for mining-software and algorithm combinations. Changing pool, network, price and power inputs mean these tools do not establish a fixed result.

API exposure and cloud access are separate choices

The client-server design supports multiple users, permissions and miner or group restrictions. Its HTTP API can provide monitoring data and provision or control mining, but it is enabled in application settings; a web interface does not automatically expose an integration endpoint.

Cloud Services is an optional remote layer for one-time-license holders and included with an Awesome Miner subscription. It sends local-operation monitoring information to a cloud-hosted web interface and can send SMS notifications, while the local application remains necessary.

Antminer firmware adds a device-specific layer

Awesome Miner distributes firmware for compatible Antminers and can install it through the management application. The controller type must be identified first, such as Xilinx, BeagleBone or AmLogic, and coverage, version and fee vary by device.

The firmware page lists a 1.8% or 2.8% mining fee depending on firmware and says auto-tuning can cause restarts during the first one to two hours. Minerstat is the useful contrast for a vendor-managed OS, Windows path and ASIC relay approach; Awesome Miner is more centered on locally run automation, HTTP integration and Antminer-specific tooling.