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GUI/TUI frontends to squeue, sbatch and srun using the fabulous textual TUI framework
GUI/TUI frontends to squeue, sbatch and srun using the fabulous textual TUI framework
Install with python3 -m pip install slurm-gui
and then run tsqueue
on a node with Slurm installed to get a list of slurm jobs (tsbatch and tsrun are coming...)
use the mouse or keys to scroll up and down and hit enter to get more details (from squeue and sstat or sacct).
If a job is pending, get a very detailed reason for it:
Get a long list of information. squeue info comes first but if you scroll down, you will get also all the info provided by sstat
if a job is running, it will offer you to cancel it plus an error message for jobs you cannot kill
and if you have selected one of your own jobs, you can scoll down and get lots of details, for example about the maximum memory consumption (MaxRSS) of your job:
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GUI/TUI frontends to squeue, sbatch and srun using the fabulous textual TUI framework
We found that slurm-gui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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