GPU Hot is a lightweight, self-hosted web dashboard for monitoring NVIDIA GPUs in real time.
It’s designed to show live GPU and system metrics without requiring SSH access, and can scale from a single machine to multi-node monitoring.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Real-time NVIDIA GPU monitoring dashboard.
- Web-based and self-hosted.
- Supports sub-second metric updates.
- Provides automatic multi-GPU detection.
- Shows historical charts for utilisation, temperature, power, and clocks.
- Can monitor a single machine or aggregate multiple nodes.
Website: github.com/psalias2006/gpu-hot
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Developer: psalias2006
License: MIT License
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Related Software
| NVIDIA GPU Monitoring Tools | |
|---|---|
| NVTOP | (h)top like task monitor for AMD, Intel and NVIDIA GPUs |
| nvitop | Bills itself as “the one-stop solution for GPU process management” |
| LACT | Configures and monitors AMD, NVIDIA and Intel GPUs |
| GPU Hot | Real-time NVIDIA GPU monitoring dashboard |
| gpustat | Query and monitor GPU status |
| GreenWithEnvy | GUI System tool |
| NVDashboard | JupyterLab extension for displaying dashboards of GPU usage |
| nv-monitor | Lightweight terminal-based monitoring application |
| nvidia-htop | Enriches the output of nvidia-smi |
| gptop | Cross-platform GPU monitor |
| NVIDIA System Monitor | Task manager monitoring your GPU |
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