gcp.tpu.cpu.utilization (gauge) | Current CPU utilization on the TPU worker, represented as a percentage. Values are typically numbers between 0.0 and 100.0, but might exceed 100.0. Shown as percent |
gcp.tpu.memory.usage (gauge) | Memory usage in bytes. Shown as byte |
gcp.tpu.network.received_bytes_count (count) | Cumulative bytes of data this server has received over the network. Shown as byte |
gcp.tpu.network.sent_bytes_count (count) | Cumulative bytes of data this server has sent over the network. Shown as byte |
gcp.tpu.accelerator.duty_cycle (count) | Percentage of time over the sample period during which the accelerator was actively processing Shown as percent |
gcp.tpu.instance.uptime_total (count) | Elapsed time since the VM was started, in seconds. Shown as second |
gcp.gke.node.accelerator.tensorcore_utilization (count) | Current percentage of the Tensorcore that is utilized. Shown as percent |
gcp.gke.node.accelerator.duty_cycle (count) | Percent of time over the past sample period (10s) during which the accelerator was actively processing. Shown as percent |
gcp.gke.node.accelerator.memory_used (count) | Total accelerator memory allocated in bytes. Shown as byte |
gcp.gke.node.accelerator.memory_total (count) | Total accelerator memory in bytes. Shown as byte |
gcp.gke.node.accelerator.memory_bandwidth_utilization (count) | Current percentage of the accelerator memory bandwidth that is being used. Shown as percent |
gcp.gke.container.accelerator.tensorcore_utilization (count) | Current percentage of the Tensorcore that is utilized. Shown as percent |
gcp.gke.container.accelerator.duty_cycle (count) | Percent of time over the past sample period (10s) during which the accelerator was actively processing. Shown as percent |
gcp.gke.container.accelerator.memory_used (count) | Total accelerator memory allocated in bytes. Shown as byte |
gcp.gke.container.accelerator.memory_total (count) | Total accelerator memory in bytes. Shown as byte |
gcp.gke.container.accelerator.memory_bandwidth_utilization (count) | Current percentage of the accelerator memory bandwidth that is being used. Shown as percent |
gcp.tpu.accelerator.memory_bandwidth_utilization (gauge) | Current percentage of the accelerator memory bandwidth that is being used. Computed by dividing the memory bandwidth used over a sample period by the maximum supported bandwidth over the same sample period. Shown as percent |
gcp.tpu.accelerator.memory_total (gauge) | Total accelerator memory currently allocated in bytes. Shown as byte |
gcp.tpu.accelerator.memory_used (gauge) | Total accelerator memory currently used in bytes. Shown as byte |
gcp.tpu.accelerator.tensorcore_utilization (gauge) | Current percentage of the Tensorcore that is utilized. Computed by dividing the Tensorcore operations that were performed over a sample period by the supported number of Tensorcore operations over the same sample period. Shown as percent |
gcp.tpu.multislice.accelerator.device_to_host_transfer_latencies.avg (gauge) | Cumulative distribution of device to host transfer latency for each chunk of data. A latency starts when the request for data to be transferred to the host is issued and ends when an acknowledgement is received that the transfer of data has completed. Shown as microsecond |
gcp.tpu.multislice.accelerator.host_to_device_transfer_latencies.avg (gauge) | Cumulative distribution of host to device transfer latency for each chunk of data of multislice traffic. A latency starts when the request for data to be transferred to the device is issued and ends when an acknowledgement is received that the transfer of data has completed. Shown as microsecond |
gcp.tpu.multislice.network.collective_end_to_end_latencies.avg (gauge) | Cumulative distribution of end to end collective latency for multislice traffic. A latency starts when the request for the collective is issued and ends when an acknowledgement is received that the transfer of data has completed. Shown as microsecond |
gcp.tpu.multislice.network.dcn_transfer_latencies.avg (gauge) | Cumulative distribution of network-transfer latencies for multislice traffic. A latency starts when the request for data to be transferred over the DCN is issued and ends when an acknowledgement is received that the transfer of data has completed. Shown as microsecond |