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[DOC] SOR: add a chapter about monitoring #97
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./scripts/claim-bot-rewards.sh <PATH_TO_YOUR_PAYMENT_SIGNING_KEY> <PATH_TO_YOUR_CARDANO_NODE_SOCKET>
```

## Monitoring
There are several way you could keep an eye on the performance of your SOR instance.
- You could look up the address of your SOR on any blockchainexplorer like [cexplorer](https://cexplorer.io/) or [cardanoscan](https://cardanoscan.io/) and keep an eye on the transactions manually.
- You could automate this by using the [Thoth Cardano Bot](https://github.com/DevStakePool/thoth-bot) for Telegram, that you can configure to send you notifications every time your SOR is able to succesfully submit a match and you are the lucky one to be the one who is getting the rewards.
- Or just use the community [developed script](https://github.com/cloudstake/public/blob/main/genius-yield-errors.sh). Please note: the script had been developed by the community and it is not maintained by the Genius Yield development team.

One could also use the regular expressions from the [script](https://github.com/cloudstake/public/blob/main/genius-yield-errors.sh) to implement some monitoring using the tool of your choosing.

Cloud service providers like AWS, Google Cloud Platform or Azure offer monitoring suites that could be used for this purpose.

## Troubleshooting

### Provider related error messages
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