jupyterlab-nvdashboard
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A JupyterLab extension for displaying dashboards of GPU usage.
We currently include the following dashboards: - **"GPU Utilization"**: Bar plot showing %GPU compute utilization. One bar per device - **"GPU Memory"**: Bar plot showing GPU-memory consumption. One bar per...
Had some trouble using on windows today. The traceback seems to point to the proxy but strangely the Dask dashboard seems to work so raising here too. https://github.com/jupyterhub/jupyter-server-proxy/issues/147
Currently GPU Utilization and Memory plots are bar plots. It would nice to turn these into line graphs. This would let us track usage at present and moments prior.
In the gif in the readme, it shows using dask_cudf. That project is now archived in favor of rapidsai/cudf. Might be useful to update that gif to use cudf instead...
Would be nice to have a binder demo of this using the notebook in the `demo` folder.
Changes the `expansion-card.svg` code from `jp-icon0` class to `jp-icon3` which is more appropriate for sidebar/window icons in JupyterLab design style. Fixes https://github.com/rapidsai/jupyterlab-nvdashboard/issues/199 #### Light theme | Before | After |...
The current parameter name "Frequency of Updates (The frequency of updates for the GPU Dashboard widgets, in milliseconds.)" is misleading because frequency is measured is mesuared in 1/period, like Hz....
Fixes #200 | Before | After | |--|--| |  |  |
In the current version the extension the icon is black:  Previously it was nicely integrated with the other icons:  
The settings page does not have an icon set, making it harder to visually find the extension on the settings list. It also does not have a name set so...