RustMinerSystem is a mining pool proxy and node management system written in Rust that enables miners and mining operations to proxy traditional mining pools or operate as independent pool nodes.
The tool addresses the need for centralized management of mining infrastructure across multiple miners, farms, and pool nodes. It works by accepting connections from mining hardware, forwarding work to upstream pools or serving as a standalone pool node, while providing unified control over connections, ports, forwarding policies, and fee structures. The system supports custom fee configuration to increase operational revenue for pool operators and mining farms, and includes optional encrypted and compressed data transmission through an accompanying local client called RMS to enhance link security and reduce bandwidth consumption.
Organizations running mining operations at any scale should consider this tool. It suits traditional mining farms looking to proxy existing pools, operators wanting to run their own pool nodes, and multi-route maintenance scenarios. The project provides multi-platform deployment options including Linux, Windows, ARM, and ARMv7, along with a web-based management interface accessible through a browser for monitoring operational status, ports, and worker information.
The project maintains active community engagement across multiple channels including Telegram, Discord, X, and Reddit. Development includes regular updates with documented release notes and provides comprehensive documentation in multiple languages. The tool is distributed under the MIT license and includes a local security client as a companion project to support encrypted transmission workflows.