I have worked on various projects around HPC systems, and especially Linux based clusters, for many companies for 14+ years. I find these quite complex systems are really fun and I always get lot of enthusiasm finding new ways to improve the efficiency of HPC management software.
I founded Rackslab in 2021 for which I am fully commited to develop innovative open source software to help usage, management and operation of HPC supercomputers.
Slurm-web is an open source web interface for Slurm workload manager. The project was born in 2015. Now it is being endorsed by Rackslab which becomes its new official maintainer, for a bright new future!
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Fatbuildr v2.0.0 is released with many new major features!
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Slurm batch scheduler allows users to associate to jobs optional fields in text format, such as the name of the job or a comment. These fields are not directly used by Slurm, their value has no influence on its behavior. They are available to store any information related to the jobs and can be manipulated through standard Slurm commands. For example, these fields can be useful for differentiating, filtering, classifying or annotating jobs.
We will discover in this post an approach to use the comment field to associate structured metadata to the jobs and enrich accounting reports with custom information.
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Rackslab announces the release of new version Fatbuildr v1.1.0. This new version includes several fixes and some minor evolutions.
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Rackslab announces the first beta release of RacksDB v0.1.0~beta, an open source solution to modelize your datacenters infrastructures.
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Rackslab announces the release of Fatbuildr v1.0.0, first official release of the open source continuous delivery solution.
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