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Visual interface for node resources usage #564

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Visual interface for node resources usage #564

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lgeertsen
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Visual charts to get computer information during node execution.

  • CPU usage
  • RAM usage
  • GPU usage, memory & temperature

Automatically updates charts while nodes are computing

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Possibility to view CPU usage for every core and the average usage

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Highlighting curves when hovering over the checkbox of a cpu for better visibility

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natowi commented Jul 26, 2019

@lgeertsen Just an idea on this: An overheat protection for local computations would be useful (pause computation until temp is good).

@simogasp simogasp added the feature new feature (proposed as PR or issue planned by dev) label Jul 31, 2019
@simogasp simogasp requested review from yann-lty and fabiencastan and removed request for yann-lty July 31, 2019 13:29
yann-lty and others added 5 commits August 6, 2019 10:23
* NodeLog: remove intermediate property for Loader
* StatViewer
   * keep only one function to load source file
   * only send request only after the previous one fully completed
  * update deltaTime before initializing charts
  * reset "sourceModified" property when source changes
use MaterialLabel instead of Text
* add a generic ChartViewLegend component that provides an interactive legend for ChartViews
* rely more on data bindings to control Series visibility and display
@simogasp simogasp added the UI label Aug 28, 2019
@simogasp simogasp added the type:pr pull request issue label Sep 9, 2019
* do not rely on the ordering of the json entries, as it can vary from
one version to another.
* ensure variables are always initialized (even in case of exception)
* add some debug logging on errors in nvidia-smi parsing
* compute max peak ram if no total ram info
* hide GPU chart if the file is from a previous version
ComputerStatistics is instanciated for each NodeChunk, so any
computation here takes time. Instead we initialize the values on the
first update().
@fabiencastan fabiencastan changed the title Visual interface for node statistics Visual interface for node resources usage Aug 12, 2020
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