Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Managing Job Runs

Learn about job run details, canceling, and cloning them.

Job Run Details

Managing job runs is similar to managing jobs. You can view, edit, move, clone, cancel, delete, and add tags to Data Science job runs. The operations are the same though when you edit job runs, you can only change the name. The following steps are for viewing the job run details page in the Console.
  1. On the Projects list page, select the project that contains the jobs that you want to work with. If you need help finding the list page or the project, see Listing Projects.
  2. On the project details page, select Jobs.
    All jobs in the selected project are displayed in a table.
  3. To view the jobs in a different compartment, use the Compartment filter to switch compartments.
    You must have permission to work in a compartment to see the resources in it. If you're not sure which compartment to use, contact an administrator. For more information, see Understanding Compartments.
  4. Select the job.
  5. Select Job runs.
  6. Select the job run that you want to work with.

The details page for the job run opens and displays the following information. Access the various resources associated with the job run by selecting their links or tabs.

  • Who created the job run.
  • When the job run was accepted, started and finished.
  • Job run OCID.
  • Logging details if it was enabled.
  • Infrastructure configuration including the VM shape name, the subnet OCID, and the storage size.

Job run details also include the following, when they exist.

  • Runtime configuration

    Command line arguments, maximum runtime minutes, and environment variables that were specified. Both the default and override configurations are displayed.

  • Storage mounts

    The storage mounts can't be changed in a job run though can be edited in the job.

  • Environment configuration (custom environment variable keys)
  • Monitoring
  • Tags

Canceling Job Runs

Only job runs that are in ACCEPTED, IN_PROGRESS, or NEEDS_ATTENTION states can be canceled.

You can either select the job run's name or the Actions menu (three dots), and select Cancel to cancel the job run.

Cloning Job Runs

In the Console, you can clone a job run to use the same run as a basis for a new run that you want to change configurations to get different results. Cloning lets you to start several jobs runs to run in succession with varied results.

Note

Cloning is only available in the Console.