That is good for testing, but not for mining Ethereum. However, that is for the Linux t2.micro instance. You may notice that AWS offers the EC2 service free for 750 hrs/month, for 12 months.
Rpc miner for mac registration#
#Part 1 - Creating an Ubuntu Linux virtual machine on AWS EC2 (Amazon Web Services, Elastic Compute Cloud)įirst things first: get an AWS account here.Īmazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud computing service provided by Amazon, the well known e-commerce giant.Īs you can see, the registration process is very handy, since you can sign-in with your existing Amazon account.
Rpc miner for mac install#
In the first, we are going to create an Ubuntu Linux virtual machine on Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) in the second part, we are going to install Ethereum C++ miner on Ubuntu. On Ethereum forum revealed an inner mean (hashrate) of 24 MH/s using an AWS g2.8xlarge instance comparable to the benchmark of an AMD Radeon R9 280x : 23.2 MH/S which is the best in class for ethereum mining (Nvidia Geforce is far less efficient) The answer, apparently, is Amazon Web services EC2. Since GPU mining is set to be 100x more efficient than CPU with Ethereum, we need to look to renting GPU power on the cloud. SOLUTION: cloud mining aka using Amazon’s cloud servers I want to mine Ether, but I do not want to use my machine and I do not want to invest on new hardware and pay thousand dollar electricity bills. If you have any questions, please contact or (/terzim). If you do not, it does not really matter as long as you follow the instructions properly. It is supposed to be as easy as copy / pasting but we acknowledge that a certain level of understanding and patience to follow the detailed instructions is needed.Įven if you lack of patience, try to understand step by step what you are doing. This step by step tutorial tries to be easy to follow. A notice on costs: you are going to spend about 2.60 USD / hour for a g2.8 instance so keep this in mind, if you want to proceed ** By A.Milan (/angelomilan) and M.Terzi (/terzim) with the precious support of and Warning: this has been tested on the Frontier test-net and has just recently undergone testing on the Frontier live-net, which has just been launched.
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