So if I'm understanding right, your want to create multiple accounts (one for every farm) and add rigs to those accounts.
Then you want one account to get all data from those accounts as an overview?

Like:

ACC1
# Performance data etc.
# Rig failures

ACC2
# Performance data etc.
# Rig failures

Are all rigs in one farm running the same miner?

I'm currently working on some code and database improvements, so BMiner will be delayed until the end of next week.
The goal of these improvements is to make it easier to implement new miner APIs to the service.
Stay tuned

First of all, thank you for your feedback
I'm currently working on the implementation of BMiner and have already made some progress there. BMiner should be available for monitoring in the next couple of days.
ccminer is also on my list and I will go for all of its forks after BMiner is ready to use.

Yii API seems interesting, I will take a look on it too. Thanks for the recommendation.
Updates will be posted on this thread.

1. Yes, something like "GeForce GTX 1080 Ti"
2. The whole uri path would be sufficient, but it would be easier to handle if you parse the user part and the pool part, like:
User : "t1ZBtpkUy1y1deYsNJnzdW4tk7HiJEcfUzr.worker"
Pool : "zec.coinfoundry.org:3036"

Thanks for your efforts

Check out Elephone, they replicate all the major smartphone brands.
I'm using a Elephone P9000 (one+ 3 clone) for 8 months now and I'm very happy with it.

But you can still "mine" electroneum with it.
They also stated that any real mining would destroy your phone in a very shot time period due to overheating the components.
Mobiles are just not designed to be on full load over a longer time.

With reported hashrate you mean the hashrate shown by the pool you are mining on?
Pools only estimate your hashrate based on the shares you have submitted.
So the hashrate of your rig will always differ from the one shown by the pool.

Maybe the following will do the trick:

    Right click on the desktop, click 'Screen Resolution'
    Click 'Detect' button on the next screen (when click on Detect, a new second monitor was shown on the right of the main display)
    Click 'Another display not detected' and under the multiple displays option select 'Try to connect anyway on: VGA'
    Click 'Apply'

https://helping-squad.com/fake-connect-a-monitor/

Which OS do you use?

Maybe we will see a price drop when another competitor enters the market.
ASRock always got a good price/performance ratio.

Hi Bminer team,
is it possible for you to include some more information in the API response? Maybe in the next update?
I think it would be nice to get the GPU name, the pool and the user in the response.

Let me know what you think about it.

Never mind, I just found it on the website.
https://www.bminer.me/references/#rest-apis

Where can I find detailed API information?

As long as all GPUs are from the RX400/500 series, it is possible.

Yes I was just saying that it is possible. Not that it would make any sense with a CPU like that. 
On the other hand, If you got a rig with, for example, a threadripper 1950X CPU besides your GPUs it maybe would be more profitable.

Expecting the i3 7100 to get 50-55H/s it would be 0.07$ in 24 hours. (power costs not included)

Thnanks for the clarification, I was not aware that it's best practice to only use one riser per SATA rail.
The more you know

You could use xmrig to mine cryptonight coins, but I don't think you will get great profits
https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig

I recommend configuring xmrig to only utilize 50-60% of your CPU to not cause stability issues for your main GPU mining software and OS.
When I began mining, I had the CPUs of my rigs running on Monero but the profit was not worth mentioning and it caused stability issues especially when remotely administrating the rigs.