# Jobs

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*Please go through the below given demonstration for the Job Overview page.*
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***Job overview***
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This tab will open by default once the user navigates to the Pipeline and Job Overview page. It contains the following information of the Jobs in graphical format:

**Job Status:**&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/5Kh8JnojMLKOPBLZWZAZ" alt=""><figcaption><p><em><strong>Job Overview</strong></em></p></figcaption></figure>

* This section displays the total number of Jobs created along with their count and percentage in a tile manner the following different running status :
  * **Running:** This section displays the number and total percentage of running jobs.
  * **Success:** This section displays the number and total percentage of successfully ran jobs.
  * **Interrupted:** This section displays the number and total percentage of interrupted jobs.
  * **Failed:** This section displays the number and total percentage of failed jobs.
* Once the user clicks on any of the status, it will list down all the jobs related to that particular category along with the following option:
  * **View:** Redirects the user to the selected job workspace.
  * **Monitor:** Redirects the user to the [***monitoring page***](/data-pipeline-6/getting-started/job-monitoring.md) for the selected job.

<figure><img src="/files/7ksPk0rov2VRrLYZnJoz" alt=""><figcaption><p><em><strong>listing job with status as Success</strong></em></p></figcaption></figure>

**Job Type:**&#x20;

* It displays the total number and percentage of jobs created for the following categories in the graphical format:
  * [**Script Executer**](/data-pipeline-6/getting-started/homepage/create/creating-a-new-job/script-executer-job.md)
  * [**Spark Job**](/data-pipeline-6/getting-started/homepage/create/creating-a-new-job/spark-job.md)
  * [**Python Job**](/data-pipeline-6/getting-started/homepage/create/creating-a-new-job/python-job.md)
  * [**PySpark Job**](/data-pipeline-6/getting-started/homepage/create/creating-a-new-job/pyspark-job.md)
* Once the user clicks on any of the job type, it will list down all the jobs related to that particular job type along with the following option:
  * **View:** Redirects the user to the selected job workspace.
  * **Monitor:** Redirects the user to the [***monitoring page***](/data-pipeline-6/getting-started/job-monitoring.md) for the selected job.

<figure><img src="/files/mhEqBpc7sMzg73ByxsUI" alt=""><figcaption><p>S<em><strong>electing Python job as Job type</strong></em></p></figcaption></figure>


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