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developed npu chip monitoring tool by shell script, similar to nvidia-smi

extracting value from file (/sys/class/xxx)


# for each device, print status
found=$(find /sys/class/xxx/ -iname "xxx[0-9]");
#declare -p found
readarray -td' ' controls < <(echo -n $found)

date=$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
echo $date
printf "+-----------------------------------------------+\n"
printf "| xxx ID\txxx NAME / BOARD NAME\t\t|\n"
printf "| Fan\tTemp\tPwr:Usage/Cap\t\t\t|\n"
printf "|===============================================|\n"

for control_name in "${controls[@]}"
do
    string=$(cat "${control_name}/xxx_status_monitor")
    declare -ai status
    readarray -td ' ' status < <(echo -n $string);
    id=$((${control_name//[!0-9]/}))
    #status[0] = watt
    #status[1] = prod_id
    #status[2] = tmu
    #status[3] = temp0
    #status[4] = temp1
    power=$(echo ${status[0]}*0.025 | bc)
    power=${power%.*}
    printf "| %-2d\t\t%-20s\t\t|\n" $id "$PROJECT_NAME / $BOARD_NAME"
    printf "| N/A\t%02dC\t%3dW / %3dW\t\t\t|\n" ${status[3]} ${power} $CAP_POWER
    printf "+-----------------------------------------------+\n"
done

printf "+-----------------------------------------------+\n"
printf "| Processes:\t\t\t\t\t|\n"
printf "| xxx ID\tPID\tProcess Name\t\t|\n"
printf "|===============================================|\n"
for control_name in "${controls[@]}"
do
    string=$(cat "${control_name}/xxx_status_monitor")
    declare -ai status
    readarray -td ' ' status < <(echo -n $string);
    pid=$((status[5]))
    id=$((${control_name//[!0-9]/}))
    if [ ${pid} -eq 0 ]; then
        continue
    fi
		string=$(ps -p ${pid} -o comm)
    readarray -td ' ' names < <(echo -n $string)
    #names[0] = "COMM"
    #names[1] = "process name"
    printf "| %-2d\t\t%-5d\t%-10s\t\t|\n" $id $pid ${names[1]}
    printf "+-----------------------------------------------+\n"
done

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(base) kade/npu-exporter/exporter$ go run cmd/npu-exporter/main.go 
2024/07/11 13:58:42 Beginning to serve on port 9400
Collected metrics for NPU xxx0:
  Power usage: 4.98 W
  Temperature 0: 43.50 °C
  Temperature 1: 48.00 °C
  Process ID: 1036902
Collected metrics for NPU xxx0:
  Power usage: 4.95 W
  Temperature 0: 43.50 °C
  Temperature 1: 48.00 °C
  Process ID: 1036902

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