Active Machines
Public-safe visibility for machines participating in the SolarCompute network.
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Participating hosts currently reporting live network activity.
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Machines online and available in the public SolarCompute network.
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Reported compute memory across online machines.
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Reported storage capacity across participating machines.
Public machine status
This page is designed to show that machines are participating in the network while protecting host identities, exact locations, IP addresses, tokens, internal configuration, and security-sensitive information.
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What can be shown publicly
Public machine reporting should confirm network activity without exposing information that could create privacy, security, or operational risk.
Future live reporting should come from a dedicated public endpoint rather than directly from admin tables or internal infrastructure records.
Suitable public fields
- Public node label
- General hardware class
- Online or offline status
- Workload role
- Aggregate capacity
- Public-safe availability state
What should not be exposed
SolarCompute should avoid exposing sensitive host, user, machine, network, or operational data through public pages.
Protected fields
- Host names and private identities
- Street addresses or exact locations
- LAN/WAN IP addresses
- Tokens, keys, or internal identifiers
- Private workload contents
- Admin-only node or user records
How machines support workloads
Machines provide available compute capacity for approved workloads. As the public reporting layer matures, this page can show verified network status and machine availability without exposing private infrastructure.