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collectd-cuda

The project contains collectd CUDA exec plugin for collecting nVidia GPU metrics. The plugin works well with single and multi-GPU machines.

Installation

First, make sure that the collectd exec plugin is loaded. Uncomment or add the following line to your collectd.conf:

LoadPlugin exec

Then, add the path to collectd_cuda.sh in exec configuration. The configuration file, plugins_config.sh, is in a separate file and is required by the main script.

<Plugin exec>                                                                   
    Exec some_user "/path/to/collectd_cuda.sh"                       
</Plugin>

Sample output

Depending on the metrics selection, the plugin will return PUTVAL Plain Text Protocol messages. You can find below the sample output from the server with four TitanX cards.

PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:02:00.0/percent-fan_speed interval=10 N:23
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:02:00.0/memory-memory_free interval=10 N:11172
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:02:00.0/temperature-temperature_gpu interval=10 N:32
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:02:00.0/power-power_draw interval=10 N:16.87
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:02:00.0/memory-memory_used interval=10 N:0
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:03:00.0/percent-fan_speed interval=10 N:23
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:03:00.0/memory-memory_free interval=10 N:11172
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:03:00.0/temperature-temperature_gpu interval=10 N:36
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:03:00.0/power-power_draw interval=10 N:17.08
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:03:00.0/memory-memory_used interval=10 N:0
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:83:00.0/percent-fan_speed interval=10 N:23
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:83:00.0/memory-memory_free interval=10 N:11172
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:83:00.0/temperature-temperature_gpu interval=10 N:35
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:83:00.0/power-power_draw interval=10 N:16.88
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:83:00.0/memory-memory_used interval=10 N:0
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:84:00.0/percent-fan_speed interval=10 N:23
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:84:00.0/memory-memory_free interval=10 N:11172
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:84:00.0/temperature-temperature_gpu interval=10 N:42
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:84:00.0/power-power_draw interval=10 N:17.37
PUTVAL server.fqdn/cuda-0000:84:00.0/memory-memory_used interval=10 N:0

Customization

Metrics can be added or removed from the config array.

declare -A config=(                                                             
    ["temperature_gpu"]=temperature                                             
    ["fan_speed"]=percent                                                       
    ["memory_used"]=memory                                                      
    ["memory_free"]=memory                                                      
    ["utilization_gpu"]=percent                                                 
    ["utilization_memory"]=percent                                              
    ["power_draw"]=power                                                        
)

Each entry should be in the following format:

["metric_name"]=value_type

Any query string from nvidia-smi can be a metric_name, but each dot . has to be replaced by an underscore _. For example, temperature.gpu becomes temperature_gpu.

The full list of query options can be obtained with the following command:

nvidia-smi --help-query-gpu

Graphs with Grafana

I store my metrics in the InfluxDB and visualize them with Grafana. You can find below a sample dashboard from one of the servers I administer.

cudagrafana

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