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Feb 19

Number of vGPUs Available in vSphere

By Tony in AI, Deep Learning, GPU, Horizon, Machine Learning, PowerCLI, Programming, VMware
February 19, 2019

I’ve been working on a PowerCLI function for the last few months in my free time and now I’d like to share it with everyone. This is a pretty spiffy function for those folks working with vGPUs, and it’s not just for VDI it can help those looking to virtualize ML/DL systems too. It calculates the vGPU carrying capacity of a vSphere environment.

Code, Deep Learning, Display Controller, DL, EUC, Get-VM, Get-VMhostPciDevice, GRID, Horizon, Horizon vGPU, Horizon vGPU capacity, Horizon View, Machine Learning, Max vGPU, ML, NVIDIA, NVIDIA GRID, P4, P40, Power Shell, PowerCLI, PowerShell, Script, Snipit, VDI, VDI by Day Compute by Night, vGPU, vGPU Capacity, vGPU Carrying Capacity, vGPU Cycle Harvesting, vGPU Scheduling, VMware Horizon, VMware Horizon View, VMware PowerCLI, VMware {Code}

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Oct 26

vGPU PowerCLI Commands

By Tony in GPU, NGCA, Programming, VMware
October 26, 2018

I’m a noob when it comes to PowerCLI, I can Get-VM like most everyone else, but not much more. You may have seen my previous post about Taking Back Resources where I talked about the theory and logic behind vGPU cycle harvesting. Right now I’m working on putting it into action and the best way …

Code, Display Controller, Get-VM, Get-VMhostPciDevice, GRID, NVIDIA, NVIDIA GRID, P4, PowerCLI, Snipit, vGPU, VMware PowerCLI, VMware {Code}

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