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We are adding official support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10 and compatible distributions—Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux OS, and CentOS—for Slurm-web and all of its dependencies.

We’re pleased to announce new official support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 15 and 16, and openSUSE 15 and 16, for both Slurm-web and RacksDB.

Rackslab announces the release of Slurm-web v6.0.0, a major update that transforms how you navigate account hierarchies with the new Account Tree view, simplifies deployment by hosting Slurm-web in any HTTP subdirectory, and unlocks the latest Slurm 25.11 features with seamless REST API backward compatibility — delivering a faster, more flexible experience for clusters of any size.

We’re excited to announce the release of Slurm-web v5.2.0, bringing significant improvements to the user interface and new filtering capabilities.

We are happy to announce the release of RacksDB v0.6.0!

We’re pleased to announce that Slurm-web is moving from GPLv3 to the MIT License. This decision follows feedback from the community through our public poll and will take effect with the upcoming v5.2.0 release, coming very soon.

We’re excited to announce that all Rackslab software—Fatbuildr, RacksDB, and Slurm-web—now officially supports Debian 14 “forky.”

The past year has been exceptional for Slurm-web, our web-based interface for the Slurm workload manager. Over the last twelve months, organizations in more than 70 countries have adopted Slurm-web — bringing the total to over 900 installations across a wide variety of sectors.

We’re excited to announce the release of Slurm-web v5.1.0, bringing incremental improvements with great contributions from the community.

At Rackslab, we’re committed to making high-performance computing accessible through open-source tools like Slurm-web. We’re proud of the community we’ve built together.