We are pleased to announce the release of slurm-quota v2.0.0, a major update to our open source solution for CPU/GPU time quota management on Slurm clusters. This release introduces a web dashboard and several new administration commands to streamline quota operations.
As a reminder, slurm-quota helps HPC and AI computing centers account and
enforce CPU and GPU time quotas for users and accounts, using a lightweight
architecture that integrates naturally with standard Slurm workflows.
What’s New?
- Web dashboard to visualize quotas (#30)
Version 2.0.0 introduces a web dashboard, making quota usage and limits easier to inspect at a glance for daily operations and reporting.
- Default quotas for new users and accounts (#13)
A new settings table lets administrators define default quotas automatically applied to newly created users and accounts.
- New
adjustcommand (#18)
The new command makes it easier to apply targeted quota/usage corrections.
The prune workflow can now remove users and accounts without consumption, with dedicated options to filter by user/account and a dry-run mode to review eligible entries before cleanup.
- Specific account stats queries (#14)
Statistics queries can now target specific accounts, which improves diagnostics and focused reporting in multi-account environments.
- RPM packaging
This release brings RPM packaging to make installation and upgrades easier on supported systems.
It also includes CI updates, a dedicated command manpage, bash completion support, and output polish on stats rendering.
Acknowledgements
The development of slurm-quota has been continuously sponsored by
ISDM-Meso, part of the
University of Montpellier. We warmly
thank them for their continued support and trust in this work.