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Jobs Overview

The Jobs tab within MMBatch Management Server offers key information regarding jobs running through MMBatch. When pulling up MMBatch Management Server, navigate by clicking on the Jobs tab to the right of Dashboard on the upper center of the Management Server GUI (See Red rectangle in image):

MMBatch Management Server with highlight over Jobs

Once the Jobs tab icon is clicked, you will be presented with the following view of Jobs running through MMBatch:

MMBatch Jobs Tab

Understanding Jobs Information

The Jobs tab in Memory Machine Batch provides a comprehensive overview of all your submitted and running batch jobs. This table helps you monitor their status, track their progress, and quickly identify key details.

Here's a description of the columns you'll find:

  • Job ID: A unique identifier automatically assigned to each individual batch job. This is how MMBatch and AWS Batch reference a specific task.
  • Queue Name: Indicates which AWS Batch job queue this particular job was submitted to. This helps in organizing and prioritizing your workloads.
  • Status: Shows the current state of the job (e.g., Succeeded, Failed, Running, Pending). A green "Succeeded" typically indicates the job completed successfully.
  • Node ID: Identifies the specific Compute Instance (the virtual server) where the job ran or is currently running. This is useful for troubleshooting or understanding resource utilization.
  • Container ID: The unique identifier for the Docker container in which your job's application executed.
  • Spot Dispatches: Tracks how many times the job was launched on an AWS Spot Instance. A higher number might indicate more interruptions and subsequent recoveries using MMBatch's checkpointing.
  • Batch Max Disk Used: Displays the maximum amount of disk space the job utilized during its execution, as reported by AWS Batch.
  • Created: The exact date and time when the job was initially submitted to the queue.
  • Updated: The date and time of the last update to the job's status or progress. This helps you see how recently the job's information was refreshed.
  • Events: This column contains a "View" link, allowing you to access a more detailed event history for that specific job, which can be crucial for debugging. See below for an example of the Events View Link and the information it contains: Management Server Jobs Tab Events View