https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63654885/is-it-correct-that-nvidia-smi-on-docker-does-not-show-processes

Solution: https://github.com/matpool/mpu  A shim driver allows in-docker nvidia-smi showing correct process list without modify anything.

"move process from gpu to cpu nvidia-smi"

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/591393/how-to-shift-process-from-gpu-to-cpu-usage

Your GPU is being used for both display and compute processes; you can see which is which by looking at the “Type” column — “G” means that the process is a graphics process (using the GPU for its display), “C” means that the process is a compute process (using the GPU for computation).

To move a type “G” process of the GPU, you need to stop it from displaying on the GPU, which will involve stopping the process and (if appropriate) starting it on another GPU for display purposes.

As far as the ...AAAAAAAAAAAACAAAAAAAAAA= --shared-files process is concerned, you’ll have to look for it using ps to determine what it is.