List Jobs
All the saved Jobs by a logged-in user get listed by using this option.
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All the saved Jobs by a logged-in user get listed by using this option.
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and The List Jobs option opens the available Jobs List for the logged-in user. All the saved Jobs by a user are listed on this page. By clicking on the Job name the Details tab on the right side of the page gets displayed with the basic details of the selected job.
Navigate to the Data Pipeline Homepage.
Click on the List Jobs option.
The List Jobs page opens displaying the created jobs.
Select a Job from the displayed list, and click on it.
This will open a panel containing three tabs:
The Job Details panel displays key metadata: the creator, last updater, last activation timestamp, and last deactivation timestamp. This information helps users track changes and manage their workflows effectively.
Tasks: Indicates the number of tasks used in the job.
Created: Indicates the user's name who created the job (with the date and time stamp).
Last Activated: Indicates the user's name who last activated the job (with the date and time stamp).
Last Deactivated: Indicates the user's name who last deactivated the job (with the date and time stamp).
Cron Expression: A string representing a schedule specifying when the job should run.
Trigger Interval: The interval at which the job is triggered (e.g., every 5 minutes).
Next Trigger: Date and time of the next scheduled trigger for the job.
Description: Description of the job provided by the user.
Total Allocated Min CPU: Total Minimum allocated CPU (in Cores)
Total Allocated Min Memory: Total Minimum allocated Memory (MB)
Total Allocated Max CPU: Total Maximum allocated CPU (in Cores)
Total Allocated Max Memory: Total Maximum allocated Memory (MB)
Total Allocated CPU: Total allocated CPU cores.
Provides relevant information about the selected job's past runs, including success or failure status.
A Clear option is available to clear the job history.
Click on the Clear button from the History tab.
It will clear all the job run history and logs from the History tab and Sandbox location.
A Refresh icon is provided for refreshing the displayed job history.
In the List Jobs page, the user can view and download the pod logs for all instances by clicking on the View System Logs option in the History tab.
Once the user clicks on the View System Logs option, a drawer panel will open from the right side of the window. The user can select the instance for which the System logs have to be downloaded from the Select Hostname drop-down option.
Clear: It will clear all the job run history from the History tab.
Navigate to the History section for a Job.
Click the Clear option.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
Click the Yes option to apply the clear history.
The job history gets deleted.
You may open the History tab for the same job. It will be deleted.
The Pin and Unpin feature allows users to prioritize and easily access specific jobs within a list. This functionality is beneficial for managing tasks, projects, or workflows efficiently. This feature is available on each job card on the List Jobs page.
Navigate to the List Jobs page.
Select the jobs that you wish to pin.
Click the Pin icon for the selected Job.
The job gets pinned to the list for easy access and appears at the top of the job list if it is the first pinned job.
You can use the pin icon to pin multiple jobs on the list.
Click the Unpin icon for a pinned job.
The selected job gets unpinned from the list.
A Job gets some actions to be applied under the Actions section on the List Jobs page.
Push Job
Enables to Push a Job to the VCS.
View
Share
Allows the user to share the selected job with other user(s) or usergroup(s).
Job Monitoring
Edit
This enables the user to edit any information about the job. This option will be disabled when the job is active.
Delete
The user can search for a specific Job by using the Search Bar on the Job List.
By typing a name in the Search Bar all the existing jobs containing that word will be listed. E.g., By typing san all the existing Jobs with the word san in it get listed as displayed in the following image:
The Job List has been provided with a header bar containing the categories of the available jobs. The user can also customize the Job List by choosing available filter options in the header.
The Job List gets modified based on the selected category option from the header.
The Recent Runs status indication option provides an at-a-glance view of the five most recent job executions, allowing users to track performance in real-time. Get status display for each listed job—whether successful, failed, or in progress—is displayed, enabling users to assess system health quickly. By highlighting any issues immediately, this feature allows for proactive troubleshooting and faster response times, helping ensure seamless workflows and minimizing downtime.
The Recent Run categorizes the recently run Jobs into the following statuses:
Succeeded: The job was completed successfully without any errors.
Interrupted: The job was stopped before completion, either by a user action or an external factor.
Failed: The job encountered an error that prevented it from completing successfully.
Running: The job is currently in progress.
The Job Run statuses are displayed with different color codes.
Succeeded: Green
Failed: Red
Interrupted: Yellow
Running: Blue
No Run: Grey
Navigate to the List Jobs page.
The Recent Runs section will be visible for all the listed jobs indicating the statuses of the five recent most runs.
You may hover on a status icon to get more details under the tooltip.
Users can get a tooltip with additional details on the Job run status by hovering over the status icon in the Recent Run section.
Status: The status of the job run (Succeeded, Interrupted, Failed, Running).
Started At: The time when the job run was started.
Stopped At: This indicates when the job was stopped.
Completed At: The time when the job run was completed.
Updated: Indicates the user's name who updated the job (with the date and time stamp).
Total Allocated Memory: Total allocated memory in megabytes (MB).
Redirects the user to the page.
Redirects user to the page.
Allows the user to delete the job. The deleted job will be moved to .
Please Note: The Actions section also includes the , and options for a job to perform the said actions.
