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Show HN: Who-GPU, a simple monitoring tool to view GPU usage across machines

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At my university, we have a bunch of GPU machines, but no scheduling system. So you would have to manually SSH into them and check which ones are in use before you start a job. So, I made a CLI to automate that for me. That evolved into a dependency-free webpage as well. It works on Linux, Mac, and Windows (windows needs Git Bash.)

If you regularly SSH into machines to check their GPU usage, you are the perfect user! I'd love your feedback.

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