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17 changes: 9 additions & 8 deletions deploy/telemetry/grafana/dashboards/ocean-node-compute.json
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},
"editorMode": "code",
"expr": "ocean_compute_gpu_utilization_percent{service_instance_id=~\"$instance\"}",
"legendFormat": "{{gpu}} {{vendor}}",
"legendFormat": "{{gpu}} {{vendor}} ({{in_use}})",
"range": true,
"instant": false,
"refId": "A"
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"id": 15,
"type": "timeseries",
"title": "GPU memory used / total",
"description": "Per-GPU ocean_compute_gpu_memory_used_bytes vs ocean_compute_gpu_memory_total_bytes; ratio via ocean_node:compute_gpu_mem_used_ratio.",
"description": "Per-GPU ocean_compute_gpu_memory_used_bytes vs ocean_compute_gpu_memory_total_bytes; the adjacent stat shows the used/total ratio. Emitted for every host GPU (idle included); in_use shows which are held by a job.",
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"datasource": {
"type": "prometheus",
"uid": "${DS_PROMETHEUS}"
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},
"editorMode": "code",
"expr": "ocean_compute_gpu_memory_used_bytes{service_instance_id=~\"$instance\"}",
"legendFormat": "used {{gpu}} {{vendor}}",
"legendFormat": "used {{gpu}} {{vendor}} ({{in_use}})",
"range": true,
"instant": false,
"refId": "A"
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},
"editorMode": "code",
"expr": "ocean_compute_gpu_memory_total_bytes{service_instance_id=~\"$instance\"}",
"legendFormat": "total {{gpu}} {{vendor}}",
"legendFormat": "total {{gpu}} {{vendor}} ({{in_use}})",
"range": true,
"instant": false,
"refId": "B"
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"id": 16,
"type": "stat",
"title": "GPU memory used ratio",
"description": "Recording rule ocean_node:compute_gpu_mem_used_ratio.",
"description": "GPU memory used / total across the selected node's GPUs, computed inline so it does not depend on the ocean_node:compute_gpu_mem_used_ratio recording rule being loaded on this Prometheus.",
"datasource": {
"type": "prometheus",
"uid": "${DS_PROMETHEUS}"
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"uid": "${DS_PROMETHEUS}"
},
"editorMode": "code",
"expr": "ocean_node:compute_gpu_mem_used_ratio",
"expr": "sum(ocean_compute_gpu_memory_used_bytes{service_instance_id=~\"$instance\"}) / sum(ocean_compute_gpu_memory_total_bytes{service_instance_id=~\"$instance\"})",
"legendFormat": "used ratio",
"range": false,
"instant": true,
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},
"editorMode": "code",
"expr": "ocean_compute_gpu_temperature_celsius{service_instance_id=~\"$instance\"}",
"legendFormat": "{{gpu}} {{vendor}}",
"legendFormat": "{{gpu}} {{vendor}} ({{in_use}})",
"range": true,
"instant": false,
"refId": "A"
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},
"editorMode": "code",
"expr": "ocean_compute_gpu_power_watts{service_instance_id=~\"$instance\"}",
"legendFormat": "{{gpu}} {{vendor}}",
"legendFormat": "{{gpu}} {{vendor}} ({{in_use}})",
"range": true,
"instant": false,
"refId": "A"
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"definition": "label_values(ocean_compute_cpu_host_cores, service_instance_id)",
"hide": 0,
"includeAll": true,
"allValue": ".*",
"label": "Instance",
"multi": true,
"name": "instance",
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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions deploy/telemetry/grafana/dashboards/ocean-node-p2p.json
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"definition": "label_values(ocean_p2p_ready, service_instance_id)",
"hide": 0,
"includeAll": true,
"allValue": ".*",
"label": "Instance",
"multi": true,
"name": "instance",
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"definition": "label_values(ocean_p2p_ready, ocean_node_role)",
"hide": 0,
"includeAll": true,
"allValue": ".*",
"label": "Role",
"multi": true,
"name": "role",
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84 changes: 77 additions & 7 deletions deploy/telemetry/scripts/import-dashboard.sh
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#
# GRAFANA_URL=https://your-org.grafana.net \
# GRAFANA_TOKEN=glsa_xxx \
# PROM_NAME=Prometheus \
# ./deploy/telemetry/scripts/import-dashboard.sh [p2p|compute]
#
# Minting a token: Grafana -> Administration -> Users and access -> Service accounts ->
# Add service account -> role "Editor" -> Add service account token. Copy it into GRAFANA_TOKEN.
#
# Datasource resolution (the dashboards declare a DS_PROMETHEUS variable that must be pinned to a
# real Prometheus datasource uid). This does NOT blindly take the first Prometheus-type datasource
# — a Grafana with several (mon.oceanprotocol.io has 7) would then get the wrong one and the
# dashboard's variables resolve empty, so every panel shows "No data". Precedence:
# 1. PROM_UID — explicit uid, used verbatim.
# 2. PROM_NAME — exact datasource name (case-insensitive); must match exactly one.
# 3. the default — the single Prometheus datasource marked isDefault.
# 4. the only one — if the Grafana has exactly one Prometheus datasource.
# 5. otherwise — fail loudly, listing candidates. No silent guessing.
#
# Optional:
# GRAFANA_FOLDER_UID target folder (default: the "General" folder)
# DASHBOARD_FILE path to the dashboard JSON (overrides the p2p|compute shorthand)
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esac

# Exported, not just assigned: the final `node -e` block reads it from `process.env`.
# Strip any trailing slash so composed URLs don't end up with a `//`.
export GRAFANA_URL="${GRAFANA_URL:-http://localhost:3001}"
GRAFANA_URL="${GRAFANA_URL%/}"
DASHBOARD_FILE="${DASHBOARD_FILE:-$DEFAULT_FILE}"

if [ ! -f "$DASHBOARD_FILE" ]; then
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exit 1
fi

# The dashboards declare a DS_PROMETHEUS datasource variable. Resolve it to the datasource uid on
# the target Grafana so the imported copy is immediately usable.
# Resolve the Prometheus datasource uid for the DS_PROMETHEUS variable (see the header).
PROM_UID="${PROM_UID:-}"
[ -z "$PROM_UID" ] && PROM_UID=$(
curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $GRAFANA_TOKEN" "$GRAFANA_URL/api/datasources" \
| node -e "let s='';process.stdin.on('data',d=>s+=d).on('end',()=>{try{const j=JSON.parse(s);const m=j.find(d=>d.type==='prometheus');console.log(m?m.uid:'')}catch{console.log('')}})"
)
if [ -z "$PROM_UID" ]; then
# The resolver is written to a temp file (rather than `node -e '...'`) so its template
# literals and single quotes are not mangled by the shell.
RESOLVER="$(mktemp -t import-dashboard-resolver.XXXXXX.js)"
trap 'rm -f "$RESOLVER"' EXIT
cat >"$RESOLVER" <<'RESOLVER_JS'
let s = ''
process.stdin.on('data', (d) => (s += d)).on('end', () => {
let list
try {
list = JSON.parse(s)
} catch {
console.error('Could not parse the /api/datasources response from Grafana.')
process.exit(1)
}
const proms = (Array.isArray(list) ? list : []).filter((d) => d.type === 'prometheus')
const fmt = (ds) =>
ds
.map((d) => ` - ${d.name} (uid=${d.uid})${d.isDefault ? ' [default]' : ''}`)
.join('\n')

if (proms.length === 0) {
console.error('No Prometheus-type datasource found on this Grafana. Add one, or set PROM_UID.')
process.exit(1)
}

const name = (process.env.PROM_NAME || '').trim()
if (name) {
const byName = proms.filter((d) => String(d.name).toLowerCase() === name.toLowerCase())
if (byName.length === 1) return void console.log(byName[0].uid)
if (byName.length === 0) {
console.error(`PROM_NAME="${name}" matched no Prometheus datasource. Candidates:\n${fmt(proms)}`)
process.exit(1)
}
console.error(`PROM_NAME="${name}" is not unique (${byName.length} matches). Set PROM_UID:\n${fmt(byName)}`)
process.exit(1)
}

const defaults = proms.filter((d) => d.isDefault === true)
if (defaults.length === 1) return void console.log(defaults[0].uid)
if (defaults.length > 1) {
console.error(`Multiple Prometheus datasources are marked default. Set PROM_NAME or PROM_UID:\n${fmt(defaults)}`)
process.exit(1)
}

if (proms.length === 1) return void console.log(proms[0].uid)

console.error(
`This Grafana has ${proms.length} Prometheus datasources and none is marked default.\n` +
`Refusing to guess (that is the bug this avoids). Set PROM_NAME=<name> or PROM_UID=<uid>:\n` +
fmt(proms)
)
process.exit(1)
})
RESOLVER_JS

DATASOURCES="$(curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $GRAFANA_TOKEN" "$GRAFANA_URL/api/datasources")"
PROM_UID="$(printf '%s' "$DATASOURCES" | PROM_NAME="${PROM_NAME:-}" node "$RESOLVER")" || {
echo "Could not resolve a Prometheus datasource (see the message above)." >&2
exit 1
}
fi

if [ -z "$PROM_UID" ]; then
echo "No Prometheus datasource found on $GRAFANA_URL — add one first, or set PROM_UID." >&2
echo "No Prometheus datasource uid resolved on $GRAFANA_URL — set PROM_NAME or PROM_UID." >&2
exit 1
fi

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10 changes: 10 additions & 0 deletions docs/compute.md
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> how to fix it. AMD and Intel GPU metrics are not yet collected. GPU metrics are returned only
> to the owner of the job/service, alongside its container metrics. Set `GPU_METRICS=off` to
> disable.
>
> Separately, when telemetry is enabled the node also **exports** GPU health as OTel gauges for
> operator dashboards: utilization, memory, temperature and power are sampled **host-wide** for
> every GPU visible to the node process — idle ones included, so a card shows up even when no job
> holds it — each carrying an `in_use` label (`true`/`false`) for whether a job currently holds
> it, while `ocean_compute_gpu_devices_in_use` counts the allocated devices. This fleet-facing
> export is independent of the per-owner job metrics above and honours the same `GPU_METRICS`
> switch and NVML requirements. It runs **only when the node declares GPU `ComputeResource`s**
> (`type: "gpu"`) in `DOCKER_COMPUTE_ENVIRONMENTS`: a node that has GPUs but declares no GPU
> resource emits no host GPU gauges, even when NVML is available.

### Multi-GPU workloads (shared memory)

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/env.md
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- `C2D_METRICS_INTERVAL_SECONDS`: How often (in seconds) the node samples live Docker runtime metrics (CPU, RAM, disk, network, block I/O, PIDs, exit info — plus NVIDIA GPU utilization/memory) for running compute jobs and services, persisting a snapshot onto the job record in the C2D database. These metrics are **owner-only**: they are never included in the escrow claim proof and never returned to anyone but the authenticated owner of the job/service. To that owner they come back **by default** on `COMPUTE_GET_STATUS` / `SERVICE_GET_STATUS` (no flag needed — see [API.md](API.md) for the `includeMetrics` override); an unauthenticated status call and the node-wide `serviceList` never return them. Set to `0` to disable collection entirely. Metrics are best-effort (up to one interval of staleness). Defaults to `10`. Example: `10`

- `GPU_METRICS`: Controls the GPU metrics collector. `auto` (default) detects and enables the NVIDIA (NVML) backend when a GPU host is available; `off` disables GPU collection. Requires the optional `koffi` dependency and `libnvidia-ml.so.1` reachable **by the node process** — note that a containerized node does not get the NVIDIA driver libraries just because the host has them, so this is the usual reason GPU metrics are missing (`could not bind libnvidia-ml.so.1`); [compute.md → Troubleshooting GPU metrics](compute.md#troubleshooting-gpu-metrics) lists every warning and its fix. If either is missing, GPU metrics are skipped (no `gpu` field) while container-level metrics continue. AMD and Intel backends are not yet implemented. Cadence reuses `C2D_METRICS_INTERVAL_SECONDS`. Defaults to `auto`. Example: `auto`
- `GPU_METRICS`: Controls the GPU metrics collector. `auto` (default) detects and enables the NVIDIA (NVML) backend when a GPU host is available; `off` disables GPU collection. Requires the optional `koffi` dependency and `libnvidia-ml.so.1` reachable **by the node process** — note that a containerized node does not get the NVIDIA driver libraries just because the host has them, so this is the usual reason GPU metrics are missing (`could not bind libnvidia-ml.so.1`); [compute.md → Troubleshooting GPU metrics](compute.md#troubleshooting-gpu-metrics) lists every warning and its fix. If either is missing, GPU metrics are skipped (no `gpu` field) while container-level metrics continue. GPU utilization/memory/temperature/power are sampled **host-wide** — every GPU visible to the node process is reported, idle ones included, so a card's health shows even when no job holds it — with an `in_use` label (`true`/`false`) marking devices currently allocated to a job; `ocean_compute_gpu_devices_in_use` counts the allocated ones. The host-wide export runs only when the node declares GPU `ComputeResource`s (`type: "gpu"`) in `DOCKER_COMPUTE_ENVIRONMENTS`; a node with GPUs but no declared GPU resource emits no host GPU gauges even if NVML is available. AMD and Intel backends are not yet implemented. Cadence reuses `C2D_METRICS_INTERVAL_SECONDS`. Defaults to `auto`. Example: `auto`

- `SERVICE_TEMPLATES_PATH`: Path to a folder of operator-published Service-on-Demand template files (`*.json`, validated against the template schema). The folder is re-read on every `serviceTemplates` request, so templates can be added, edited, or removed without restarting the node. Maps to the `serviceTemplatesPath` config field. Defaults to `databases/serviceTemplates/`, which the image does not create — the operator mounts templates into it (a missing folder simply means no templates). See the [Services guide](services.md). Example: `/templates`

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// Best-effort GPU metrics collector (NVIDIA/NVML today). Lazily initializes its vendor
// backends on first use by a GPU job; a pure-CPU node never loads any GPU code.
private gpuMetrics: GpuMetricsService = new GpuMetricsService()
// Host-wide GPU health snapshot: every GPU visible to this process, idle ones included.
// Refreshed by refreshHostGpuSnapshot() on the metrics cadence and read (never written) by the
// OTel compute gauge callback, same contract as lastAggregate/envResourceSnapshot. Stays
// undefined on nodes that declare no GPU resources, so a pure-CPU node never touches NVML.
public hostGpuSnapshot?: ComputeGpuAggregate[]
private lastHostGpuSampleAt: number = 0
// Last time the engine-wide metrics roll-up was logged. The loop ticks every 2s but snapshots
// only refresh once per C2D_METRICS_INTERVAL_SECONDS, so the summary is throttled to match.
private lastMetricsSummaryAt: number = 0
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// sees the whole live picture without correlating per-container samples by hand.
this.logMetricsSummary(jobs, runningServices)

// Host-wide GPU health (every visible device, idle included) — throttled + best-effort so a
// hung or absent NVML can never stall the loop.
await this.refreshHostGpuSnapshot()

// Service-on-Demand starts: advance pending service jobs through the start pipeline.
// Fire-and-forget (NOT awaited): an image pull can take minutes and must not block the
// loop (compute jobs + expiry must keep advancing). The in-progress guard prevents a
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}
}

// Sample the host's GPUs (all of them, not just those held by a running job) so the compute
// dashboard shows GPU health even while idle. Throttled to the metrics cadence and strictly
// best-effort: a mid-tick throw never disturbs the loop and leaves the previous snapshot in
// place, while a completed sample that read no device clears the snapshot — so a GPU that has
// dropped off the bus (or NVML gone unavailable) surfaces as a gap, not frozen stale readings.
// No-ops entirely on a node that declares no GPU resources, so pure-CPU nodes never touch NVML.
private async refreshHostGpuSnapshot(): Promise<void> {
try {
if (!isMetricsCollectionEnabled()) return
const now = Date.now()
if (now - (this.lastHostGpuSampleAt ?? 0) < getMetricsIntervalSeconds() * 1000) {
return
}
const connection = await this.getC2DConfig().connection
const gpuResources = (connection?.resources ?? []).filter(
(r: ComputeResource) => String(r.type).toLowerCase() === 'gpu'
)
if (gpuResources.length === 0) return // pure-CPU node: never load NVML
// Stamp the throttle only once we know there are GPUs worth sampling.
this.lastHostGpuSampleAt = now
const snapshot = await this.gpuMetrics.sampleHost(gpuResources)
this.hostGpuSnapshot = (snapshot ?? []).map((g) => ({

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Preserve the previous host GPU snapshot when sampling fails.

GpuMetricsService.sampleHost() returns undefined when collection is unavailable or fails. The snapshot ?? [] fallback then replaces a previous nonempty hostGpuSnapshot with an empty array. Assign the mapped snapshot only when snapshot is defined.

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In `@src/components/c2d/compute_engine_docker.ts` at line 3149, Update the host
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sampleHost() returns a defined snapshot; when it returns undefined, retain the
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resourceId: g.resourceId,
vendor: g.vendor,
utilizationPercent: g.utilizationPercent ?? undefined,
memoryUsedBytes: g.memoryUsedBytes ?? undefined,
memoryTotalBytes: g.memoryTotalBytes ?? undefined,
temperatureC: g.temperatureC,
powerWatts: g.powerWatts
}))
} catch (e: any) {
CORE_LOGGER.debug(`[metrics] host gpu sample failed: ${e?.message}`)
}
}

// ONE line per sampling interval with the engine's whole live resource picture, plus a
// "pressure" line for each workload that is close to a limit. This is the admin's entry
// point into the metrics: `grep '\[metrics\]'` for everything, `grep '\[metrics\] summary'`
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