Is there a way to have a more detailed report on how the node is doing?

[Alexey]

We will use a powershell.

@Alexey

Windows

1. Download a script audits_satellites.ps1
2. Open Powershell, switch to folder, where you saved it:

cd ~\Downloads

3. Execute the script:

.\audits_satellites.ps1

If you have redirected the logs to the file , then you can specify the path to it with the -Path parameter:

.\audits_satellites.ps1 -Path x:\storagenode\node.log

For the Windows installer the log by default is located in the "$env:ProgramFiles/Storj/Storage Node/storagenode.log", so to run this script:

.\audits_satellites.ps1 -Path "$env:ProgramFiles/Storj/Storage Node/storagenode.log"

For the

Script: Calculate Success Rates for Audit, Download, Upload, Repair

Windows/Powershell version of the script: Linux/Bash version of the script: Grafana dashboard monitor of the script: [TIG stack] Daily Email Version: Historic Post: I found the current monitoring scripts very difficult to determine trends. And I was feeling like learning some better .bash. I created this script to better measure the ratios of successful transfers over time. I plan to have this run periodically, and send the results to a influxDB for Grafana monitoring. Please share…

1. Download a script successrate.ps1 (or clone the repository GitHub - AlexeyALeonov/success_rate: Success rate for storagenode (Storj V3) and navigate to the success_rate folder)
2. Open a powershell in the folder with the successrate.ps1 script and execute

.\successrate.ps1 -Path "$env:ProgramFiles/Storj/Storage Node/storagenode.log"

For the storagenode API you can use this command:

((curl http://127.0.0.1:14002/api/dashboard).Content | ConvertFrom-Json).data.satellites.id | %{"$_"; ((curl http://127.0.0.1:14002/api/satellite/$_).Content | ConvertFrom-Json).data.audit}