A gevent based Stratum mining pool server.

• Lightweight, asynchronous, gevent based internals.
• Built in HTTP statistics/monitoring server. Deep introspection into the mining servers health at a glance.
• Multiple coinserver support for redundancy.
• Celery driven share logging allows multiple servers to log shares and statistics to a central source for easy scaling out.
• Works with most scrypt based currencies, SHA still to come.

Uses Celery to log shares and statistics for miners. Work generation and (bit|lite)coin data structure serialization is performed by Cryptokit and connects to bitcoind using GBT for work generation. Currently uses Python 2.7 because Gevent doesn't support 3.3, but support for 3.3 will quickly follow Gevent.

Built to power the SimpleDoge mining pool.

Still very green, not quite ready for production use by others at this point unless you want to wade through some code

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The only external service PowerPool relies on in is its Celery broker. By default this will be RabbitMQ on a local connection, so simply having it installed will work fine.

sudo apt-get install rabbitmq-server

Setup a virtualenv and install...

# if you've got virtualenvwrapper...
mkvirtualenv pp
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e .

Now copy config.yml.example to config.yml. All the defaults are commented out and mandatory fields are uncommented. Fill our your coinserver RPC connection information at the top. It should now be good to go.

pp config.yml

And now your stratum server is running. Point a miner at it on localhost:3333 and do some mining. View server health on the monitor port at http://localhost:3855. Various events will be getting logged into RabbitMQ to be picked up by a celery worker. See Simple Doge for a reference task handling example.

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