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GPU observability
GPU Observability provides comprehensive hardware-level monitoring for GPU infrastructure used in AI workloads, essential for ensuring optimal performance and preventing hardware issues.
Overview
The GPU Monitoring dashboard provides hardware-level monitoring for AI infrastructure:
- Hardware utilization - Real-time GPU usage and performance tracking
- Thermal management - Temperature monitoring and cooling system analysis
- Performance tracking - Compute efficiency and throughput metrics
- Resource management - Multi-GPU coordination and resource allocation
Key features
Resource optimization
- GPU instance tracking - Individual GPU performance across infrastructure
- Resource allocation - GPU resource distribution across workloads
- Capacity planning - Usage trend analysis for scaling decisions
- Cost optimization - GPU usage efficiency monitoring for cost management
Hardware health
- Power consumption - GPU power usage and efficiency tracking
- Hardware error rates - GPU hardware failure and error monitoring
- Driver stability - GPU driver performance and stability metrics
- Device availability - GPU device status and accessibility monitoring
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