I’d like to share Slurm-web, an open source web interface to monitor Slurm HPC & AI clusters in real time.
It provides a read-only overview of job queues and node status with metrics and advanced visualizations – useful to sysadmins, managers and end-users – without needing to SSH in or run command-line tools.
Slurm is the world's leading workload manager and the de facto standard for HPC and AI clusters. It has a powerful command-line interface, but it's complex to use. Many HPC centers deploy advanced stacks to create custom dashboards with exporters, Prometheus, InfluxDB, Grafana, which are complex and time-consuming to design and maintain.
Slurm-web offers clear and accessible views of the cluster – with minimal setup and overhead.
And it is released as free software under the GNU GPL v3!
Key features:
- Dashboard with interactive charts of resources and jobs status
- Instant jobs filtering and sorting
- Live jobs status update with colored badges to visualize at a glance
- GPU resources utilization monitoring
- Advanced visualization of node status with racking topology
- Intuitive visualization of QOS and advanced reservations
- Dark mode support
- Multi-clusters support
- LDAP authentication (including Active Directory support)
- Advanced RBAC permissions management
- Transparent caching
- Integration with Prometheus to collect and chart timeseries metrics of Slurm
- Backend: Python (Flask), uses Slurm REST API to consume data from scheduler
- Frontend: Vue.js and Tailwind CSS
The roadmap is full of features such as reporting and job submissions. In the meantime, I would be more than happy to get your feedback on this software!