Architecture
Hashman uses a desired state-based system instead of direct commands. Think of it as setting a destination rather than giving turn-by-turn directions.
Desired state operations
You set the target state (what you want)
System continuously converges toward desired state
No need to manually sequence commands
System fixes itself when issues occur
Control loop architecture
Key benefits
Reliability
System always trends toward desired state
Self-correcting on failures
Handles network issues and hiccups
Automatic recovery from ASIC errors
Simplicity
No complex command chaining
See what's happening
Quick problem diagnosis
Fewer human operator errors
Scalability
Scales with fleet exansion
Consistent behavior across fleet
Works anywhere
Unlike traditional tools that need step-by-step instructions, Hashman automatically figures out how to reach your desired state and optimizes towards it.
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