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  • OVERVIEW
    • Abstract
    • The Problem
    • Roadmap
    • The Cerebrum Solution
  • Product Overview
    • Cerebrum Agent
    • Cerebrum Digital Twin
    • Bring Your Own Agent (BYOA)
    • Cerebrum Cloud
    • Cerebrum Node
    • Cerebrum Validators
    • Cerebrum Node Dashboard
  • Network
    • Stakeholders and Roles
  • TECHNOLOGY STACK
    • Decentralized Compute Network
    • Security and Privacy Infrastructure
    • Smart Contracts
    • Distributed with Diverse Hardware Support
    • Optimization
    • Quality of Service (QoS)
    • Reputation System
  • System Architecture
    • Overview
    • Agent Building Blocks
    • Cerebrum Node
    • Cerebrum Ecosystem Architecture
    • API and Integration Capabilities
  • CEREBRUM NODE SETUP & REGISTRATION
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Docker Installation
    • 3. Docker Desktop
    • 4. Windows Powershell
    • 5. Pull the Docker Image
    • 6. Register a Cerebrum Worker
  • Practical Use Cases
    • Use Cases
    • Blue-Chip Companies
    • SMEs
    • Individuals with High-Value Brands
  • Cerebrum Ecosystem
    • Earning and Rewards Mechanism
    • Business Model
  • Cerebrum Foundation
    • Cerebrum Foundation
    • Volunteer Computing
  • Legal
    • Terms of Use
    • Privacy Policy
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  1. Product Overview

Cerebrum Node Dashboard

Cerebrum Dashboard will be a broad interface for Cloud Users, Node Operators, and Validators on our network. This user-friendly platform is designed to provide necessary insights and metrics that ensure all participants in this network can observe performance, track rewards, and review the status of their contribution and activity with ease.

Features for Different Stakeholders

Cerebrum Cloud Users

Provides insight into task performance, resource utilization, and cost efficiency. Users can view, through the interface provided, the status of their computation jobs, logs, and billing information.

Cerebrum Node Operators

Provides metrics related to GPU utilization, operational health, and earnings for operators. Operators can view data regarding their node performance, such as uptime, efficiency, and rewards earned for processing tasks.

Validator Node Operators

Primary focus is on the activities of validation and rewards. Validators are able to track how many tasks have been validated and the reward gained by them for maintaining network integrity.

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