Active Machines
Public-safe visibility for every machine participating in the SolarCompute network — what it does, what class of hardware it is, and whether it is online.
Participating hosts reporting live activity.
Machines online in the public network.
Reported compute memory across machines.
Combined GPU memory available.
Reported storage across machines.
Public machine status
Confirms participation without exposing identities, locations or credentials.
| Build | Name | Role | Model | GPU | CPU | Memory | Seen | Status | Load |
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What can be shown publicly
Public machine reporting confirms network activity without exposing information that could create privacy, security, or operational risk.
Live reporting comes from a dedicated public endpoint, not 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 is never exposed
SolarCompute does not expose 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 public workloads. Every completed job names the machine that ran it.