Open the command palette and select the command Python: Stop Tensorboard.
Reasoning
I am often running close to the RAM limits of my machines that I use TensorFlow on. Sometimes it is enough to close the tensorboard server to have just enough RAM to complete my runs.
Workaround
Reloading the window shuts down the tensorboard server too, but it takes more time than just killing a process. Lately, I have been running the tensorboard server from the command line because it was easier to kill.
As a workaround, I've used the following command to find the process and send Ctrl+C signal to it.
kill -2 $(ps -ef | grep "ms-toolsai.tensorboard" | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}')
Feature
Open the command palette and select the command
Python: Stop Tensorboard
.Reasoning
I am often running close to the RAM limits of my machines that I use TensorFlow on. Sometimes it is enough to close the tensorboard server to have just enough RAM to complete my runs.
Workaround
Reloading the window shuts down the tensorboard server too, but it takes more time than just killing a process. Lately, I have been running the tensorboard server from the command line because it was easier to kill.