For operators running racks of Antminer-class hardware: Helios Forge Fleet turns a wall of identical machines into a managed fleet — every miner discovered, named, monitored down to the chip, and controllable through safe, audited actions.
One lightweight Windows service on your miners' network. It connects outbound-only to the cloud — no ports opened, no miner ever exposed to the internet.
Tell the platform which subnets to scan. Discovered miners land in a review inbox, and each approved machine gets a durable asset identity that survives IP changes.
Monitor everything live, group miners by client or site, rename hostnames in bulk, pin IP addresses, flash a locate LED, and issue sleep, wake or reboot — all role-gated and audited.
Fleet dashboards are only useful when they tell the truth about individual machines. Helios Forge Fleet reads each miner's live hashrate, board and chip temperatures, fan speeds, power draw, pool connection and worker status — and goes a level deeper than most tools: per-hashboard rates and a per-chip health map, so a board that is degrading shows exactly which chips have failed rather than just a lower number.
A deep-insight view per miner combines this telemetry with the miner's own device log, interpreted into plain English, plus its repair history — so "why is this machine underperforming" gets an evidence-based answer instead of a guess.
ASIC fleets churn: DHCP leases move, machines get swapped, hostnames ship as a generic default. The platform manages identity deliberately — bulk sequential hostname renaming (applied to the miner itself through a safe read-modify-write), one-click static-IP pinning so a lease change can never scramble your records, printable QR asset labels, and a physical site map that remembers where every machine lives on the rack.
The Edge Agent is a single Windows service installed inside your site's network. It makes outbound connections only; your miners stay on their LAN and are never reachable from the internet. What leaves the site is operational telemetry — hashrates, temperatures, power, status and device logs — never wallet keys, and pool settings change only through explicit, audited actions.
Platform access is protected by multi-factor authentication, strict per-organization isolation, and role-based permissions (owner, admin, operator, technician, viewer). Every sensitive action — every command, every configuration change, every login — is recorded with who, when, and from where.
Helios Forge Fleet comes from more than a decade of hands-on ASIC operation — building sites, chasing airflow problems, replacing hashboards, and living with the gap between what mining software claims and what a rack actually does. That experience shows up as a design rule across the product: the platform never invents data. When a reading is missing, it says so; when an action completes, it was verified against the machine.
