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  1. plotman

    Chia plotting manager

    Yeah. Plotman config guide shows you how to set it up for madmax. Its as easy as changing the "type" variable in the config file from "chia" to "madmax" and then changing your other plotting variables to what they should be be for madmax.

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  3. machinaris

    An easy-to-use WebUI for crypto plotting and farming. Offers Bladebit, Gigahorse, MadMax, Chiadog and Plotman in a Docker container. Supports Chia, MMX, Chives, Flax, and HDDCoin among others.

    If you are familiar with Docker (if you aren't its a good thing to learn) the Machinaris Docker container has plotman, chia, madmax and other useful utilities all integrated into it and makes setting it up and using it super easy. It is what I used to replot and now that I am done replotting I use it for farming. Machinaris has a nice web based GUI or you can use the CLI. The GUI basically just gives you a dashboard for info and buttons to click that execute CLI commands behind the scenes.

  4. Portainer

    Making Docker and Kubernetes management easy.

    You should be able to find lots of free videos out there on how to use Docker. For a good place to start, I use Portainer to manage all my Docker Containers. It makes it really easy but also has a large amount of functionality so may be a bit confusing at first until you learn what features you need to use and what can be ignored.

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