slmtop 0.1.0

Clear Slurm resource views for nodes, GPUs, memory, CPUs, and queued jobs.

slmtop

slmtop is a small Python CLI for day-to-day Slurm resource inspection. It focuses on the views people usually need before submitting or debugging jobs:

• nvitop-like top view: node resources above current job requests
• free GPU model/count per node
• current queue resource requests, including GPU, CPU, memory, nodes, and time limit
• node GPU and CPU allocation/free capacity

It uses Slurm's own commands (scontrol, squeue, sinfo) and has no runtime Python dependencies.

Install

From PyPI:

python3 -m pip install slmtop

From this directory:

python3 -m pip install .

For editable development:

python3 -m pip install -e .

Usage

Show node resources above current job requests:

slmtop

The output is split into a compact resource dashboard and a job table:

slmtop  nodes 2  |  gpu free 9/16  |  cpu free 144/256

NODE    PARTITION  GPU_USE               CPU_FREE  CPU_USE           STATE
------  ---------  --------------------  --------  ----------------  -----
gpu001  gpu        [########..] 6/8 75%  32/128    [########..] 75%  MIXED
gpu002  gpu        [#.........] 1/8 12%  112/128   [#.........] 12%  IDLE

------------------------------------------------------------------------

JOBID  USER   STATE    GPU  MEM   CPU  NODE    PARTITION  TIME  NAME
-----  -----  -------  ---  ----  ---  ------  ---------  ----  -----
123    alice  RUNNING  4    128G  32   gpu001  gpu        2:31  train

Only show nodes with at least one free GPU in the top section:

slmtop --free

Notes

Slurm clusters differ in how precisely they report allocated GPU types. If a node has multiple GPU models but AllocTRES only says gres/gpu=2, Slurm does not expose which model is allocated in that field. In that case slmtop prints ? for typed free GPU counts and adds a note.