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Support for Video metrics, specifically GPU and Memory Utilization

chrispaap

The cost is finally coming down for video cards specific to VMWare to where it is more affordable to deploy VDIs with 3d hardware acceleration than to purchase/build desktops, but like any other resource metric, they want to be able to see what the utilization is

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yaquaholic

You don't happen to be using Nvidia GPUs, do you? - Nvidia GPU Template

FormerMember

I agree with chrispaap: There is no possibilty to monitor load of the ESXi GPUs other than ESXi cli with gpuvm or nvidia-smi.

We have needs for:

- GPU-Utilization (for each core)

- Memload used/free

- Processes running on GPU (VMs)

Some problems for us:

- VDI Admins don't have access to ESXi CLI (only local ESXI users can access)

- No graphs or historical data available

- Difficult ressource management

Totally laborious because we have to enable ssh - connect to the hosts - type commands - disconnect from hosts - disable ssh for hosts.

We are delivering VDI and Simulation in our company with 20 ESXi and NVDIA GRID GPUs with different models (K1, K2, M60 and now M6) for different use cases. This is CAD/CAM, Windows 10 Desktops or simulation processes.