How can I monitor GPU status in real-time on Linux?

You can use the following tools in Linux to monitor GPU status in real-time.

1. nvidia-smi: This is a command-line tool provided by NVIDIA that allows real-time monitoring and management of NVIDIA GPU devices. It can be used to check GPU usage, temperature, power consumption, and other information.
2. nvidia-settings is a graphical tool provided by NVIDIA that allows users to adjust settings for NVIDIA GPUs, such as performance and temperature. You can open this tool by typing nvidia-settings in the terminal.
3. gpustat is a lightweight command line tool based on Python used for monitoring real-time GPU usage. You can install this tool using pip and then input ‘gpustat’ in the terminal to check the GPU status.
4. Glances is a versatile system monitoring tool that can track the usage of various resources such as CPU, memory, disk, and network, while also supporting monitoring of GPU status. Simply enter “glances” in the terminal to open the tool and press the “g” key to view GPU information.

With the tools mentioned above, users can monitor the real-time usage of GPU, enabling them to understand its operational status and make necessary adjustments promptly.