Deepak Jain
@musiczhzhao Yes, it can. I had a piece of code for it. I will try and integrate into nvidiagpubeat.
The changes are ready. I lost access to my GPU cluster, hence testing the changes has become a challenge and created a dependency. Here is a sample The `--query-gpu` will...
@musiczhzhao I made the changes to nvidiagpubeat to support process details information and made it generic in the process. Please test and share the results here (including few sample events)...
Hello Zhao, Thank you for testing out. Please share sample events for both the queries --query-compute-apps and --query-gpu. It will help me update the documentation with real events. I can...
Beats & nvidigugpu is written in Golang and it hence technically they must support building of Windows executable.
Hello Alex, Thank you for raising the issue along with workaround. Please share the output of below query that has ***driver_version*** on your NVIDIA GPU. ``` nvidia-smi --query-gpu=name,gpu_bus_id,gpu_serial,gpu_uuid,driver_version,count,index,fan.speed,memory.total,memory.used,utilization.gpu,utilization.memory,temperature.gpu,power.draw,power.limit,clocks.gr,clocks.sm,clocks.mem,pstate``` This way,...
Hello Alex, @aLeX1443 I am unable to re-create the issue. nvidigpubeat.yml has driver_version and looks like below ``` nvidiagpubeat: # Defines how often an event is sent to the output...
@aLeX1443 I used the output that you shared and ingested into nvidiagpubeat/nvidiasmilocal/localnvidiasmi.go . I ran nvidigpubeat (`master` branch) in local mode and i am able to get the events published...
I do not have the flexibility to modify the driver version of GPUs on the cluster.