Intel(R) XPU Manager is a free and open-source tool for monitoring and managing Intel data center GPUs.
It is designed to simplify administration, maximize reliability and uptime, and improve utilization.
XPU Manager can be used standalone through its command line interface (CLI) to manage GPUs locally, or through its RESTful APIs to manage GPUs remotely. Intel(R) XPU System Management Interface (XPU-SMI) is the daemon-less version of XPU Manager and it only provides the local interface. XPU-SMI feature scope is the subset of XPU Manager. Their features are listed in the table below. Please note that XPU-SMI and XPU Manager can't be installed or executed on the same system due to some resource conflict. XPU-SMI has been included in the GPU driver repository. If you want to use XPU Manager, please uninstall XPU-SMI and install XPU Manager.
amcmcli is a portable CLI tool to manage GPU AMC firmware on Linux OS. It is independent of GPU driver.
3rd party open-source and commercial workload and cluster managers, job schedulers, and monitoring solutions can also integrate the XPU Manager or XPU-SMI to manage Intel data center GPUs.
- Administration:
- GPU discovery and information - name, model, serial, stepping, location, frequency, memory capacity, firmware version
- GPU topology and grouping
- GPU Firmware updating, including GPU GFX firmware and AMC (Add-in card Management Controller) firmware updating.
- Monitoring:
- GPU telemetry – utilization, power, frequency, temperature, fabric speed, memory throughput, errors
- GPU health – memory, power, temperature, fabric port, etc.
- Diagnostics:
- 3 levels of GPU diagnostic tests
- Pre-check GPU hardware and driver critical issues
- GPU log collection for the issue investigation
- Configuration:
- GPU Settings - GPU power limits, frequency range, standby mode, scheduler mode, ECC On/Off, performance factor, fabric port status
- GPU policies - Throttle GPU when the temperature set threshold is reached
- Supported Frameworks:
- Prometheus exporter, Docker container support, Icinga plugin
xpumcli discovery -d 0
+-----------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Device ID | Device Information |
+-----------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| 0 | Device Type: GPU |
| | Device Name: Intel(R) Graphics [0x56c0] |
| | Vendor Name: Intel(R) Corporation |
| | UUID: 01000000-0000-0000-0000-0000004d0000 |
| | Serial Number: LQAC20305316 |
| | Core Clock Rate: 2050 MHz |
| | Stepping: C0 |
| | |
| | Driver Version: |
| | Kernel Version: 5.15.47+prerelease3762 |
| | GFX Firmware Name: GFX |
| | GFX Firmware Version: DG02_1.3170 |
| | GFX Data Firmware Name: GFX_DATA |
| | GFX Data Firmware Version: 0x12d |
| | |
| | PCI BDF Address: 0000:4d:00.0 |
| | PCI Slot: J37 - Riser 1, Slot 1 |
| | PCIe Generation: 4 |
| | PCIe Max Link Width: 16 |
+-----------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
xpumcli dump -d 0 -m 0,1,2,3
Timestamp, DeviceId, GPU Utilization (%), GPU Power (W), GPU Frequency (MHz), GPU Core Temperature (Celsius Degree)
21:23:00.000, 0, 99.55, 119.61, 1800, 49.00
21:23:01.000, 0, 99.45, 119.36, 1800, 50.00
21:23:02.000, 0, 99.48, 119.55, 1750, 50.50
21:23:03.000, 0, 99.65, 119.24, 1700, 51.00
sudo xpumcli updatefw -d 0 -t GFX -f ATS_M150_512_C0_PVT_ES_032_gfx_fwupdate_SOC1.bin
Device 0 FW version: DG02_1.3170
Image FW version: DG02_1.3172
Do you want to continue? (y/n) y
Start to update firmware
Firmware Name: GFX
Image path: /home/dcm/ATS_M150_512_C0_PVT_ES_032_gfx_fwupdate_SOC1.bin
[============================================================] 100 %
Update firmware successfully.
| XPU Manager | XPU-SMI | XPU-SMI Windows CLI | amcmcli | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Device Info and Topology | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| GPU Telemetries | Yes (aggregated data) | Yes (real-time data) | Yes (real-time data) | No |
| GPU Firmware Update | GFX, GFX_Data, AMC | GFX, GFX_Data, AMC | GFX, GFX_Data, AMC | AMC (IPMI) |
| GPU Configuration | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| GPU Diagnostics | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| GPU Health | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| GPU Grouping | Yes | No | No | No |
| GPU policy | Yes | No | No | No |
| Architecture | Daemon based | Daemon-less | Daemon-less | Daemon-less |
| Interfaces | CLI, RESTFul, Library | CLI, Library | CLI, Library | CLI |
You may get the latest installers or binaries in Releases.
- Intel(R) Data Center Flex Series GPU (GPU Driver Installation Guides)
- Intel(R) Data Center Max Series GPU (GPU Driver Installation Guides)
- XPU Manager
- Ubuntu 20.04.3/22.04
- RHEL 8.8/9.2
- CentOS 8/9 Stream
- CentOS 7.4/7.9
- SLES 15 SP4/SP5
- XPU-SMI
- Ubuntu 20.04.3/22.04
- RHEL 8.8/9.2
- CentOS 8/9 Stream
- CentOS 7.4/7.9
- SLES 15 SP4/SP5
- Debian 10.13
- Windows Server 2019/2022 (limited features including: GPU device info, GPU telemetry, GPU firmware update and GPU configuration)
- Refer to the XPU Manager Installation Guide and for how to install/uninstall XPU Manager.
- Refer to the XPU-SMI Installation Guide and for how to install/uninstall XPU-SMI.
- Refer to the XPU Manager CLI User Guide to start to use XPU Manager.
- Refer to the XPU-SMI CLI User Guide to start to use XPU-SMI.
- Refer to the XPU-SMI Windows CLI User Guide to start to use XPU-SMI Windows CLI.
- Refer to the XPU Manager amcmcli User Guide to start to use XPU Manager amcmcli.
- Refer to DockerHub for a Docker container image that can be used as a Prometheus exporter in a Kubernetes environment.
- Refer to Building XPU Manager Installer to build XPU Manager installer packages.
- Refer to XPU Manager/XPU-SMI API documents to integrate the library or RESTFul interface.
- A simple introduction video on Youtube.
