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For people with dozens of contributing GPU nodes, it becomes hard to see why there's a contributions drop.
Contrib rate drop can be due to multitude of reasons:
say T60 (run1) server is down for maintenance, or
one or more of node's GPUs are shut-down, (unstable hardware)
Leela lc0 engine is simply too old, rejected by server, or
leela_client too old...
rate of contribution between run1 (T60) and run2 (T50) has been modified by the training server
To add per-node statistics to the website, 1st step is to add it to leela_client:
{"User":"USER","Pass":"PASSWORD","Hostname":$HOSTNAME}
(where currently only User and Pass are passed on to the server.)
Where "$HOSTNAME" is the default, meaning uses system hostname. But the user can modify it to hide the real hostname for privacy reasons, say "Hostname":"Foo".
This way we will have separate statistics per-node, per-user, and also know which nodes belong to which users.
This is the 1st step before improving web-site statistics.
-Technologov, 15.12.2019.
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I just made #100 that tries to do the same thing but in a slightly different way: Optionally passes the machine's hostname, gpu name and gpu number to the server, as determined from available information.
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#104 is my attempt at this. I actually needed command line control over the localhost setting, so I added that as well as the settings.json possibility.
For people with dozens of contributing GPU nodes, it becomes hard to see why there's a contributions drop.
Contrib rate drop can be due to multitude of reasons:
To add per-node statistics to the website, 1st step is to add it to leela_client:
{"User":"USER","Pass":"PASSWORD","Hostname":$HOSTNAME}
(where currently only User and Pass are passed on to the server.)
Where "$HOSTNAME" is the default, meaning uses system hostname. But the user can modify it to hide the real hostname for privacy reasons, say "Hostname":"Foo".
This way we will have separate statistics per-node, per-user, and also know which nodes belong to which users.
This is the 1st step before improving web-site statistics.
-Technologov, 15.12.2019.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: