Remote GPUs Monitoring.
Project description
gputree
Hosts configuration
PATH
If no host is provided through the command line interface, gputree
will look for a configuration file. By default, it looks for gputree/config.yml
file in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
or ~/.config
directory. You can define a custom path to find the gputree configuration file by setting the $GPUTREE_CONFIG_FILE
environement variable.
export GPUTREE_CONFIG_FILE=/path/to/gputree/config.yml`
CONTENT
In the configuration file, list your default hosts to look at under the hosts
key. You can specify hosts in two ways :
- Define a host with a unique name as key, and set its address with a user name as follows:
my-gpu:
hostname: 0.0.0.0
user: my.username
- Refer to a host defined in your
~/.ssh/config
file if exists:
from-ssh-config:
- gpu-1
- gpu-2
EXAMPLE
Full gputree
configuration file example:
hosts:
my-gpu:
hostname: 0.0.0.0
user: my.username
from-ssh-config:
- gpu-1
- gpu-2
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