Slurm-web

Open source web dashboard for Slurm clusters running HPC and AI workloads

Software Information

  • Last Release : 7.1.0
  • Release Date : 2026-11-10
  • Technologies : Python, VueJS, Slurm
  • License : MIT

Overview

Slurm-web is an open source web dashboard for Slurm clusters running HPC and AI workloads.

Slurm is a workload manager used to schedule HPC and AI workloads, with advanced features to manage jobs and resources efficiently through a powerful command-line interface (CLI).

Slurm-web provides a clear graphical user interface with views to track your jobs, intuitive insights and advanced visualizations on top of Slurm to monitor your organization’s compute and GPU resources, in a web browser on all your devices. Researchers can follow simulations, AI teams can track training jobs, and administrators can monitor the clusters supporting both.

Slurm-web devices

Many features are included in a reactive & responsive web UI:

  • Dashboard with interactive charts of resources and jobs status
  • Instant jobs filtering and sorting
  • Live jobs status update
  • Colored badges to visualize job status at a glance
  • GPU resources utilization monitoring
  • Advanced visualization of node status with racking topology
  • Intuitive visualization of account tree, QOS and advanced reservations
  • Dark mode support
  • Custom theme and logo for UI branding
  • Multi-clusters support
  • LDAP and OpenID Connect SSO authentication
  • Advanced RBAC permissions management
  • Transparent caching
  • Integration with Prometheus to collect and chart timeseries metrics of Slurm

Get all details on Slurm-web website and its complete documentation. The full roadmap is published with many features ideas for the next releases.

Visit Slurm-web website

Enterprise support

Get professional support directly from the engineers at Rackslab who build and maintain Slurm-web. Ordering an Enterprise license adds a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with a guaranteed four-hour response during the 8×5 CET support window. This is a support response commitment, not a guaranteed resolution time.

Slurm-web remains free software under the MIT license, with all features freely available: deploy it, adapt it, and run it in production without purchasing a commercial license.

OEM licenses are also available for integrators and vendors, with the Enterprise benefits and unlimited clusters and users.

See how licenses compare and what support includes on our pricing page.

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Help fund the engineers building Slurm-web and give your organization’s priorities for HPC and AI workloads a voice in its development. Sponsorship includes ballots to vote for features on the project roadmap.

Choose from three sponsorship levels:

  • Bronze — 1 ballot: express your voice on the Slurm-web roadmap.
  • Silver — 10 ballots: make a significant impact on development priorities.
  • Gold — 100 ballots: play a major role in shaping what we build next.

Sponsors also receive public recognition, including their organization’s logo on the project website. Your contribution supports continued open source development, with improvements available to the whole HPC and AI community.

Visit the sponsors page for full benefits, current pricing and to sign up.

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