Farmerbot

Farmerbot is a service that a farmer can run allowing him to automatically manage the nodes of his farm.

How to start farmerbot

• Make sure to start redis server, and get redis DB address for example: localhost:6379

sudo systemctl start redis-server

• Create a new json file config.json and add your farm, nodes and power configurations:

{
    "farm": {
        "id": "<your farm ID>"
    },
    "nodes": [{
        "id": "<your node ID>",
        "twinID": "<your node twin ID>",
        "resources": {
            "total": {
                "SRU": "<enter total sru>",
                "MRU": "<enter total mru>",
                "HRU": "<enter total hru>",
                "CRU": "<enter total cru>"
            }
        }
    }],
    "power": {
        "periodicWakeUp": "08:30AM",
        "wakeUpThreshold": 80
    }
}

• Get the binary

Download the latest from the releases page

• Run the bot

After downloading the binary

sudo cp farmerbot /usr/local/bin
farmerbot -c config.json -m <mnemonics> -n dev -r <redis address> -d false -l farmerbot.log

Where:

• -c config.json is the json file of farmerbot configurations, with a default config.json.
• -m <mnemonics> is your farm mnemonics.
• -n dev is your network and can be main, qa and test with a default dev.
• -r <redis address> is your redis DB address.
• -d false is the value of debug mode with a default false.
• -l farmerbot.log is log file to include logs generated by farmerbot with a default farmerbot.log.

Note: 30 minutes are set for a timeout node power change

Server

You can start farmerbot server with the following command

farmerbot server -m <mnemonics> -n <grid network> -r <redis address> -d <debug> -l <log file>

Supported commands

• farmerbot powermanager configure

• farmerbot nodemanager define

• farmerbot farmmanager define

• farmerbot powermanager poweron

• farmerbot powermanager poweroff

• farmerbot nodemanager findnode

For more examples and explanations for supported commands, see the examples

Examples

To run examples:

• Run the server then:

go run examples/example.go

Version

You can get the latest version of the farmerbot by running the following command:

farmerbot version

Test

make test

Release

• Check goreleaser check
• Create a tag git tag -a v1.0.1 -m "release v1.0.1"
• Push the tag git push origin v1.0.1
• A goreleaser workflow will release the created tag.