Slurm TUI
Slurm Text User Interface using the Slurm REST API in Python.
- Free software: MIT license
- Documentation: https://github.com/bihealth/slurm-tui
Usage Example
# slurm-tui --server=http://hpc-slurmrestd scancel
[I 220401 14:43:28] args = {
"verbose": false,
"force_jwt_token": false,
"api_version": "v0.0.37",
"server": "http://hpc-slurmrestd",
"command": "scancel"
}
[I 220401 14:43:30] Which job to kill? Enter to select, Ctrl-C to cancel
1317509 -- bash
1317802 -- bash
1320066 -- bash
1320250 -- bash
1320256 -- snakejob.ngs_mapping_bwa_run.86.sh
1370797 -- foo
> 1370958 -- foo [Enter]
[I 220401 14:43:32] Deleted job 1370958
[I 220401 14:43:32] All done, have a nice day!
Changelog
0.1.0 (2022-04-01)
Features
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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