# Nosana GPU node monitor: running jobs and completed tasks

Query running and completed jobs by public Nosana node address and view GPU network job statistics.

- Canonical: https://iotahome.site/en/learn/nosana-monitor-guide
- Publisher: IOTA Watch
- Published: 2026-10-06
- Updated: 2026-10-06

## At a glance

Query running and completed jobs by public Nosana node address and view GPU network job statistics.

Use the public Solana address of the Nosana node, not a job address or private key. Check the node identity in the official dashboard instead of assuming a wallet represents one node.

Verify the public identifier in the official dashboard, then look it up on the project page. To follow it regularly, add a device in Devices and link the project. A device name organizes your list; it does not prove that identifiers from different projects belong to one physical machine.

Job statistics come from the official Nosana public index. Running jobs are not a GPU count; no jobs does not mean offline. This monitor does not convert job counts into NOS earnings.

If a lookup has no data, check the identifier type and spelling, then compare coverage with the official dashboard. A failed request or stale data means neither zero earnings nor an offline device. This monitor cannot start jobs, change your official account, or guarantee work.

[Nosana](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/nosana) · [Monitoring guide](https://learn.nosana.com/)

## Common questions

### Which public identifier should I use?

Use the public Solana address of the Nosana node, not a job address or private key. Check the node identity in the official dashboard instead of assuming a wallet represents one node.

### What do these figures measure?

Job statistics come from the official Nosana public index. Running jobs are not a GPU count; no jobs does not mean offline. This monitor does not convert job counts into NOS earnings.

## Sources and implementation

- [Nosana](https://learn.nosana.com/)
- [Nosana API](https://api.nosana.com/api/docs)