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cluster-smi

cluster-smi

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Displays the output of cluster-smi as a tree view.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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cluster-smi for Visual Studio Code

CI: Test CI: Code Quality License: MIT

Displays the output of cluster-smi as a tree view in your editor.

Features

  • Customizable display fields for both device and process information.
  • Highlight available device.
  • Filter nodes using regular expressions (via cluster-smi's -n option).

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Getting Started

  1. Install the extension from Visual Studio Marketplace or Open VSX Registry.
  2. After installation, a cluster-smi tree view will be added to the Explorer in the Activity Bar.

Settings

cluster-smi.execPath

Path to the cluster-smi executable.

cluster-smi.deviceInfoFields

Control which device information fields are displayed in the tree view:

  • utilization: GPU's utilization percentage [%]
  • memory: GPU's memory usage and its percentage [MiB, %]
  • fanSpeed: GPU's fan speed [%]
  • temperature: GPU's temperature [°C]
  • powerUsage: GPU's power consumption [W]
  • processes: Running processes on GPU

cluster-smi.processInfoFields

Control which process information fields are displayed in the tree view:

  • pid: Process ID
  • usedGpuMemory: Memory used by the process [MiB]
  • username: Process owner
  • runtime: How long the process has been running [d h m s]

cluster-smi.nodeRegex

Regular expression to filter nodes. This is passed directly to cluster-smi's -n option without escaping.

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