Munin contributed plugins

usually bundled with AMD GPU driver, to obtain information. To use this

plugin you have to make sure aticonfig will run without an active X

server (i.e. without anyone being logged in via the GUI). For more 

http://www.mayankdaga.com/running-opencl-applications-remotely-on-amd-gpus/

=head1 CONFIGURATION

This plugin uses the following configuration variables:

 [amd_gpu_*]

  user root

=head2 DEFAULT CONFIGURATION

			while [ $nGpusCounter -lt $nGpus ]

			do

				gpuName=`echo "$nGpusOutput" | grep "* 0" | cut -f 1,3 --complement -d " "`

				echo "temp${nGpusCounter}.info Temperature information for $gpuName"

				echo "temp${nGpusCounter}.label Temperature ($gpuName)"

				: $(( nGpusCounter = $nGpusCounter + 1 ))

done

# TODO Follow multigraph suggestion from Flameeyes to look into multigraph plugins http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/MultigraphSampleOutput, in order to reduce the amount of round trips to get the data.

 [nvidia_gpu_*]

  env.smiexec - Location of nvidia-smi executable.

=head2 DEFAULT CONFIGURATION

			while [ $nGpusCounter -lt $nGpus ]

			do

				gpuName=`echo "$nGpusOutput" | sed -n $(( $nGpusCounter + 1 ))p | cut -d \( -f 1`

				echo "temp${nGpusCounter}.info Temperature information for $gpuName"

				: $(( nGpusCounter = $nGpusCounter + 1 ))

			done 

done

# TODO Follow multigraph suggestion from Flameeyes to look into multigraph plugins http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/MultigraphSampleOutput, in order to reduce the amount of round trips to get the data.

# TODO Nvidia only: Add unsupported output options from nvidia-smi for those who have that option (how to test?). Test if they are supported and put them in suggest (or not) in case they are supported (or not)