Slurm
Open-source workload manager for HPC and AI, built to manage workloads at massive scales using a hierarchical controller/node/partition structure.
What it does
Open-source workload manager for HPC and AI, built to manage workloads at massive scales using a hierarchical controller/node/partition structure.
- HPC workload management
- AI workload management
- Cluster management
- Category
- DevOps and SRE
- Users
- Data center operators, Developers, Researchers, Supercomputing environments and 1 more
- Public API
- Not offered
- Deployment
- Self-hosted
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Security and compliance
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- Standard Contractual ClausesCompliant
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