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GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

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Re: GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

#31

The AI/vibe coded "purple" color scheme is a meme at this point - might want to tweak the look and feel to not be so on the nose, but it's otherwise a good dashboard.

Not gonna check the code I have other things to do but tailwind iirc by default has some purplish color. And it is pretty common because of that.

I think AI vibe codes that because it’s probably seen that default so much.

Re: GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

#32
I’m skeptical of “no ssh” being a benefit. I’d rather have one port opened to the battle tested ssh proc (which I probably have already anyway), than open a port to some random application.

I suppose it’s trivial to proxy a http port over ssh though so that would seem like a good solution

Re: GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

#33

I’m skeptical of “no ssh” being a benefit. I’d rather have one port opened to the battle tested ssh proc (which I probably have already anyway), than open a port to some random application. I suppose it’s trivial to proxy a http port over ssh though so that would seem like a good solution

i mean i dont have to ssh over my local gpu server every time i want to have a quick look on the gpus

Re: GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

#34

What is the benefit of this over `watch nvidia-smi`, possibly prepended with an `ssh` in the case of a remove server?

nothing super special to be honest. It's just a quick way for me to take a look at a couple of GPU boxes from the browser. Sometimes I check it from the ipad too

Re: GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

#35
half readable color scheme.. random python and javascript mixed in, ships with 2 python CVEs out of the box out of 5 total dependencies... yep it checks out bois...certified infested slop

  python-socketio==5.8.0: 1 CVE (CVE-2025-61765); Remote Code Execution via malicious pickle deserialization in multi-server setups.
  eventlet==0.33.3: 1 CVE (CVE-2025-58068); HTTP request smuggling from improper trailer handling.

And then economists wonder why are none of these people getting jobs...

Re: GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

#38

This is awesome! Tested it out while running some plex encoding and everything worked as expected! I did notice that nvidia-smi shows the process name as plex-transcoding but gpu-hot is showing [Not Found]. Not sure if that is where the process name is supposed to go

Thanks a lot!! yes I have to check the names

Re: GPU Hot: Dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs on remote servers

#40

another option is to use Prometheus+grafana https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/cloud-native/gpu-telemetr...

thats a solid solution, but you have to configure prometheus/grafana etc, but yes grafana rocks

check also netdata amazing project

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