Miner Distribution

The Miner Distribution section provides a matrix view of how mining capacity is allocated across your facility. This view helps operators identify deployment gaps, track utilization rates, and plan capacity expansions.

Expanding the Miner Distribution accordion reveals a detailed allocation table showing how mining capacity is distributed across the facility.

Figure 6: Miner Distribution table showing position allocation by model and location

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Quick Navigation

Section	Description
Table Structure	Column definitions
Capacity Planning	Utilization analysis
Model Identification	Miner code conventions
Pagination	Large inventory navigation

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Table Structure

The distribution table organizes data with miner models as rows and location categories as columns. This matrix view enables rapid identification of capacity utilization and deployment gaps.

Column	Description	Related Documentation
Miner	Model identifier following the naming convention	Supported Devices
Total Positions	Maximum deployment slots allocated for this model	Container capacity
Available Positions	Unoccupied slots ready for deployment	—
Workshop Warehouse	Units stored at repair facility	Current Site Overview
Workshop Lab	Units under active repair or testing	Repair History
Site Warehouse	Units stored on-site awaiting deployment	—
Site Lab	Units in on-site testing	—
Site Container	Units actively deployed in production	Explorer
Disposed	Units removed from service	—
Vendor	Units at external service provider	—
Unknown	Units with unconfirmed location status	Operational Best Practices

For detailed management of individual miners within these locations, see the Miners Inventory page.

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Capacity Planning

The relationship between Total Positions and Available Positions indicates deployment headroom:

Scenario	Indication	Action
Low available positions	Near full capacity	Plan expansion or reallocation
High available positions	Underutilization	Investigate deployment bottlenecks
Many in Workshop Lab	Repair backlog	Increase repair capacity
Many Unknown	Tracking issues	Physical audit required

For guidance on addressing capacity issues, see Operational Best Practices.

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Model Identification

Miner model identifiers encode manufacturer and model information. This naming convention is consistent across MiningOS.

Prefix	Manufacturer	Example Models	Official Support
am-	Bitmain Antminer	S19XP, S21, S21 Pro	Bitmain Support
av-	Canaan Avalon	A1346	Canaan Shop
wm-	MicroBT Whatsminer	M30SP, M53S, M56S, M63	WhatsMiner Shop

The suffix indicates the specific model variant (e.g., s19xp, a1346, m30sp). For the complete list of supported models, see Supported Devices.

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Pagination

Large inventories utilize pagination controls at the bottom right of the table:

Control	Function
Page numbers	Direct navigation to specific page
Items per page	Adjust rows displayed (default: 10)
Total pages	Shows current position in full dataset

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Cross-Reference with Other Views

Need	Use This View	Documentation
Individual miner details	Miners Inventory	Miners Inventory
Status breakdown	Current Site Overview	Current Site Overview
Movement audit	Historical Movements	Historical Device Movements
Operational device search	Explorer	Explorer
Temperature analysis	Heatmaps	Heatmaps

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Related Documentation

Inventory Module

• Current Site Overview — Status breakdown by component category

• Miners Inventory — Individual miner management

• Historical Device Movements — Location audit trail

Operator Manual

• Explorer — Search and filter devices across the fleet

• O&M: Adding & Updating Miners — Registration and maintenance procedures

• Container Example: Bitdeer — Bitdeer container capacity

• Container Example: Antspace — Antspace container capacity

• Operational Best Practices — Recommended operating procedures

Architecture & Reference

• Architecture — System design and worker hierarchy

• Supported Devices — Complete hardware compatibility list

• Installation — Worker setup procedures