# The Slurm console

Every Managed Slurm cluster includes the Slurm console, reached from the Lambda Cloud console with sign-in linked to your Lambda identity. It puts the state of the whole cluster, and the day-to-day tasks that go with it, one click away.

## Watch your cluster

Live views cover the cluster from every angle:

- **Cluster health**: node states, job flow, and failures at a glance.
- **GPU fleet**: per-GPU telemetry for every node, including temperature, power, and memory.
- **Health checks**: pass/fail history for every automated check on every node, with detail on what is failing and why. See [Health checks](https://docs.lambda.ai/managed-slurm/health-checks/) for how the checks work.

## Work with your jobs

The console is a full window into the scheduler:

- Watch the live queue, filtered to your own jobs or everyone's.
- Browse job history and per-user accounting, powered by the cluster's accounting database.
- Drill into any job: its state, its nodes, its output, and its per-GPU metrics.
- Submit new jobs straight from the browser.

## Manage users and access

- Add and manage cluster users, their SSH keys, and their Slurm accounts. See [Managing users from the Slurm console](https://docs.lambda.ai/managed-slurm/#managing-users-from-the-slurm-console).
- Review sign-in activity and a full audit trail of changes to the cluster's control plane.