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Jan Čihák

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Hello, I need to know the OID under which are GPU-Z sensors for GPU-LOAD memory utilization. I need to monitor these parameters using SNMP.


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The sensors are not exported to OID
 

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Shared memory is kind of a non-starter for people like me who don't use .NET languages. Either we need a third option out of GPU-Z or another .NET application that can read GPU-Z shared memory and provide more interfaces for getting that data, be it a REST interface, a TCP socket, or something along those lines. Either way, as I understand it, GPU-Z can only output to a file or be accessed via shared memory. I have to say though, a RESTful interface for getting GPU-Z data as JSON would be very nice.

Now that I say that, I did a google search and came by this.
http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-Introducing-Remote-Sensor-Monitor-A-RESTful-Web-Server
 

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Shared memory is kind of a non-starter for people like me who don't use .NET languages. Either we need a third option out of GPU-Z or another .NET application that can read GPU-Z shared memory and provide more interfaces for getting that data, be it a REST interface, a TCP socket, or something along those lines. Either way, as I understand it, GPU-Z can only output to a file or be accessed via shared memory. I have to say though, a RESTful interface for getting GPU-Z data as JSON would be very nice.

Now that I say that, I did a google search and came by this.
http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-Introducing-Remote-Sensor-Monitor-A-RESTful-Web-Server

Looks promising , thank you :)
 

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Looks promising , thank you :)
You're welcome. Let me know how it turns out as I might consider using it myself if it works well. There was another member that wanted to put sensor data into a database and I can see a tool like this making that job a lot more feasible as well.
 
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Shared memory is kind of a non-starter for people like me who don't use .NET languages. Either we need a third option out of GPU-Z or another .NET application that can read GPU-Z shared memory and provide more interfaces for getting that data, be it a REST interface, a TCP socket, or something along those lines. Either way, as I understand it, GPU-Z can only output to a file or be accessed via shared memory. I have to say though, a RESTful interface for getting GPU-Z data as JSON would be very nice.

Now that I say that, I did a google search and came by this.
http://www.hwinfo.com/forum/Thread-Introducing-Remote-Sensor-Monitor-A-RESTful-Web-Server

Can .NET output to JSON? I don't see why not. The libraries should be available.
 
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