Buttonwood / zabbix-nvidia-smi-multi-gpu

A zabbix template using nvidia-smi. Works with multiple GPUs on Windows and Linux.

zabbix-nvidia-smi-multi-gpu

A zabbix template using nvidia-smi. Works with multiple GPUs on Windows and Linux.

Features:

• low-level discovery of all the graphics cards
• item prototypes for:
  • fan speed
  • total, free and used memory
  • power draw in decaWatts (tens of Watts, so that it can fit in the graphs nicely)
  • temperature
  • utilization
• a graph prototype having the fan speed, power draw and temperature in one graph
• trigger prototypes set at different GPU temperatures
• a batch script for low-level discovery on Windows
• a BASH script for low-level discovery on Linux

Events caused by the triggers:

And the graphs:

This is essentially a multi-GPU rewrite of RichardKav's template, as found here: https://github.com/RichardKav/zabbix-nvidia-smi-integration/

On Windows:

• Add the contents of the file userparameter_nvidia-smi.conf.windows to your zabbix_agentd.conf file.
• The Windows script get_gpus_info.bat file should be put in C:\scripts\
• It doesn't have any dependencies, other than having nvidia-smi.exe
• Of course, it is possible to use other paths, but:
  • In case you change C:\scripts, you need to update the "UserParameter=gpu.discovery" line in zabbix_agentd.conf
  • In case you have installed nvidia-smi.exe in an alternate location, you need to update both the get_gpus_info.bat and the zabbix_agentd.conf

On Linux:

The following UserParameters need to be added to the zabbix-agent configuration:

• Add the contents of the file userparameter_nvidia-smi.conf.linux to your zabbix_agentd.conf file.
• The get_gpus_info.sh file should be put in /etc/zabbix/scripts/ and made executable by running chmod +x get_gpus_info.sh