Jetson stats

Welcome in the Jetson setup configurator - Visit the Official website or read the Wiki

The idea of this project is automatically update and setup your NVIDIA Jetson [Nano, Xavier, TX2i, TX2, TX1, TK1] embedded board without wait a lot of time.

Install

sudo -H pip install jetson-stats

🚀 That's it! 🚀

There are not require other information to use your jetson stats

Update the jetson-stats version

Now update your system monitor is easier then before.

sudo -H pip install -U jetson-stats

jtop

It is a system monitoring utility that runs on the terminal and see realtime on your prompt the status of your NVIDIA Jetson. CPU, RAM, GPU status and frequency and other...

You can run the jtop with (Suggested to run with sudo)

sudo jtop

Other options are availables with -h option:

nvidia@jetson-nano:~/$ sudo jtop -h
usage: jtop [-h] [-r REFRESH] [--server] [-p PORT] [--debug] [--page PAGE]

jtop is system monitoring utility that runs on the terminal

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  -r REFRESH   refresh interval
  --server     Run jtop json server
  -p PORT      Set server port
  --debug      Run with debug logger
  --page PAGE  Open fix page

The prompt interface will be show like this image:

jetson-docker

It is a bridge to use the NVIDIA core inside your doker container. This bridge share CUDA library, and all devices (nvmap and gpu)

jetson_variables

This script generate the easy environment variables to know which is your Hardware version of the Jetson and which Jetpack you have already installed

jetson_release

The command show the status and all information about your NVIDIA Jetson

jetson_performance

This service load jetson_clock.sh has a linux service