Also,

"Hello everyone, this is my first post here."

Way to make people feel welcome Ben.

Thanks for posting Demetrios.

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On 8 September 2017 at 17:33, Saham Ali <saham.ali@gmail.com> wrote:

SNMP For GPU?
On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 11:29 AM, Ben De Luca <bdeluca@gmail.com> wrote:

HiDemetrios, have you heard of SNMP or any of the 1000 other monitoring solutions?


On 8 September 2017 at 07:09, Demetrios G <content@studiosysadmins.com> wrote:

Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I recently implemented the NVIDIA NVML library into my game engine and just for fun, I created a real time GPU monitor. It shows you the hostname, temperature and GPU usage of your machines in a real time environment. All you do is run the monitor on a Windows machine (Linux port coming soon), and run the agent with a command line argument pointing to the monitor. (The agent runs on Windows or Linux) The agents send very smal UDP packets to the monitor every 2 seconds with data about the GPU temperature and usage. On the monitor you can scroll around with the WASD keys and view all reporting agents. I did this for fun but if there is enough interest I can include things like GPU statistic storage in MySQL or a live web page version of the monitor. Anyhow, if you are interested in trying it head over to: http://www.verend.com Thanks! -Demetrios Georgeadis

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SNMP For GPU?
On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 11:29 AM, Ben De Luca <bdeluca@gmail.com> wrote:

HiDemetrios, have you heard of SNMP or any of the 1000 other monitoring solutions?


On 8 September 2017 at 07:09, Demetrios G <content@studiosysadmins.com> wrote:

Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I recently implemented the NVIDIA NVML library into my game engine and just for fun, I created a real time GPU monitor. It shows you the hostname, temperature and GPU usage of your machines in a real time environment. All you do is run the monitor on a Windows machine (Linux port coming soon), and run the agent with a command line argument pointing to the monitor. (The agent runs on Windows or Linux) The agents send very smal UDP packets to the monitor every 2 seconds with data about the GPU temperature and usage. On the monitor you can scroll around with the WASD keys and view all reporting agents. I did this for fun but if there is enough interest I can include things like GPU statistic storage in MySQL or a live web page version of the monitor. Anyhow, if you are interested in trying it head over to: http://www.verend.com Thanks! -Demetrios Georgeadis

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Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I recently implemented the NVIDIA NVML library into my game engine and just for fun, I created a real time GPU monitor. It shows you the hostname, temperature and GPU usage of your machines in a real time environment. All you do is run the monitor on a Windows machine (Linux port coming soon), and run the agent with a command line argument pointing to the monitor. (The agent runs on Windows or Linux) The agents send very smal UDP packets to the monitor every 2 seconds with data about the GPU temperature and usage. On the monitor you can scroll around with the WASD keys and view all reporting agents. I did this for fun but if there is enough interest I can include things like GPU statistic storage in MySQL or a live web page version of the monitor. Anyhow, if you are interested in trying it head over to: http://www.verend.com Thanks! -Demetrios Georgeadis

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HiDemetrios, have you heard of SNMP or any of the 1000 other monitoring solutions?


On 8 September 2017 at 07:09, Demetrios G <content@studiosysadmins.com> wrote:

Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I recently implemented the NVIDIA NVML library into my game engine and just for fun, I created a real time GPU monitor. It shows you the hostname, temperature and GPU usage of your machines in a real time environment. All you do is run the monitor on a Windows machine (Linux port coming soon), and run the agent with a command line argument pointing to the monitor. (The agent runs on Windows or Linux) The agents send very smal UDP packets to the monitor every 2 seconds with data about the GPU temperature and usage. On the monitor you can scroll around with the WASD keys and view all reporting agents. I did this for fun but if there is enough interest I can include things like GPU statistic storage in MySQL or a live web page version of the monitor. Anyhow, if you are interested in trying it head over to: http://www.verend.com Thanks! -Demetrios Georgeadis

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