PeakMiner does not have a web dashboard. Instead it exposes a built-in HTTP stats API — this is what HiveOS and similar rig-monitoring software read to show hashrate, temperatures, and shares.
GET http://127.0.0.1:4068/summary (port set by --api-port, default 4068) returns a JSON object:
{
"algo": "pearl",
"hashrate": 91000000000000,
"accepted_shares": 12,
"invalid_shares": 0,
"uptime": 120,
"gpus": [
{ "hashrate": 45500000000000, "temperature_c": 72, "fan_pct": 78, "pci_bus_id": "01:00.0" },
{ "hashrate": 44800000000000, "temperature_c": 79, "fan_pct": 85, "pci_bus_id": "02:00.0" }
]
}
1. algo — the mining algorithm, always pearl.
2. hashrate — total hashrate across all GPUs, in H/s.
3. accepted_shares, invalid_shares — total share counts since start.
4. uptime — seconds since the miner started.
5. gpus — one entry per GPU with its own hashrate, temperature_c, fan_pct, and pci_bus_id.
On HiveOS, the miner log is written to /var/log/miner/custom/peakminer/peakminer.log, and the generated command line is saved to /hive/miners/custom/peakminer/peakminer.conf.
