Job Details

To view detailed job information:

In the Job List, locate the job you want to view.
Click the job name to open the Job Details pop-up.

The pop-up provides information about the selected job, including configuration, status, runtime metrics, logs, and results.

The Action button (three-dot menu) in the job's row provides these options:

Create Template: Create a template from the selected job.
Re-run: Run the selected job again.

Job list Action menu with Create Template and Re-run options

Job Details Screen

After clicking the job name, the Job Details pop-up opens, showing key fields such as:

Job Id: Unique job identifier.
Scheduler Run Id:
Project: Project name to which job is associated with
Description: Description of the job
Status: Status of the Job
Status Description: Textual status summary.

The details screen also shows the Provider, Resource Type, Account ID, Region, Cluster Name, Queue Name, Instance Type, vCPUs, GPUs, and Requested/Allocated Memory in a consolidated overview.

Job Details

Project Details

The job details view also includes capacity details. It Shows project details of the job.

Project: Project name to which job is associated with
Project Code: Project code to which job is associated with

Application Details

The job details view also includes capacity details. It Shows the application details of the job.

Application Name: Application run by job.
Application Version: Version of the application.

Cluster Details

The job details view also includes capacity details. It Shows the cluster details of the job.

Provider: Cloud or HPC provider.
Resource Type: Type of allocated resources.
Account ID: Billing or account identifier.
Region: Cluster geographic location.
Cluster Name: Name of the cluster in use.
Queue Name: Scheduling queue used.

Capacity Details

The job details view also includes capacity details. It Shows the allocated capacity details of the job.

Instance Type: Hardware instance type.
Instance Series: Classification of instance type.
vCPUs: Number of virtual CPUs assigned.
GPUs: Number of GPUs assigned.
Requested CPUs: CPUs requested by job.
Requested Memory: Memory requested by job.
Allocated CPUs: CPUs allocated to job.
Allocated Memory: Memory allocated to job.
Total Nodes: Number of allocated nodes.

Capacity Details

Additional Details

The job details view also includes additional details. It shows the detailed information of the job

Status: Current state of the job (e.g., Completed, Running).
Cost: Monetary cost of the job execution.
Total Execution Time: Duration the job ran.
Priority: Job processing priority level.
QoS Name: Quality of Service assigned.
User Name: User who submitted the job.
Working Directory: Directory for job files and outputs.
Exit Code Signal: Code indicating job exit status.
Parent Job Id: ID of parent job if dependent.
Node List: Compute nodes assigned.
Created At: Job creation timestamp.
Eligible Time: When job became eligible to run.
Start Time: Actual job start time.
End Time: Job completion time.
Submit Command: Command/script used to launch job.
Cluster Version: Cluster software version.
Tags: Metadata about job attributes and environment. in addition with, it also show the job script.

Additional Details

Job Script View

The Script tab in the Job Details screen displays the actual batch script that was submitted for job execution. This script includes all resource directives, environment setup, and custom commands provided at submission time.

Script Tab

Key Points

The script contains both SLURM #SBATCH resource parameters and shell commands for execution.
Output and error log locations, job name, partition, node, memory, QoS, and run time are specified for reproducibility and troubleshooting.
Custom commands such as date, hostname, and sleep 100 are executed as part of the job.
Always review the script tab for exact parameters and custom logic submitted with your job.

This section is essential for reproducing, debugging, or modifying jobs, as it reveals the complete set of instructions processed by the cluster during execution.

📌 Notes

SLURM directives (#SBATCH) control job resources, output, and scheduling.
Custom user commands follow the SLURM section and perform actual work.
Reviewing the script helps with diagnosing issues and reproducing job runs.

Observability

The Observability tab in the Job Details screen provides real-time and historical monitoring of resource utilization for your job.

The Efficiency panel at the top shows overall CPU Efficiency (%) and Memory Efficiency (%) for the job.
For each node (e.g., Xxsmall-dy-xxsmall-1), detailed metrics are displayed.
CPU Utilization graph depicts the percentage of CPU used over time, indicating how intensively your job consumed processor resources. Statistics such as minimum, average, and maximum CPU usage are shown above the graph.
Memory Utilization graph illustrates memory usage over the job’s execution timeline with minimum, average, and maximum values provided.
These graphs help identify bottlenecks, low resource utilization, or over-provisioning issues.

Observability Tab

Use the observability data to optimize future job submissions by adjusting requested resources and configuration for better efficiency and cost savings.

Residual Plot Tracking

For ANSYS Fluent jobs with residual tracking data, open Job Details > Results > Tracking to review solver convergence.

Overall Status and Analysis

Overall Residual Convergence Status summarizes the residual behavior across the tracked variables.
Analysis explains the overall result, including the number of affected variables and the variable with the highest reported deviation.

In the example below, the overall status is oscillating. The analysis reports that 7/8 variables are oscillating, with the highest deviation of 360.7% observed in vf-air. These values describe the illustrated job; your job's results may differ.

Residual Convergence Plot

The Residual Convergence chart plots Iteration on the horizontal axis and Residual (Log Scale) on the vertical axis. Use the legend to identify each variable and compare its residual trend across iterations.

The illustrated job includes continuity, u-water, u-air, v-water, v-air, w-water, w-air, and vf-air. The variables shown depend on the job's tracking data.

The toolbar above the analysis shows:

Updated: The displayed update time for the tracking view.
Refresh (circular-arrow icon): Refresh the tracking view.
Download (down-arrow icon): Access the tracking download control.

Results Tracking showing overall residual convergence status, analysis, and residual convergence plot

Per-Variable Convergence Status

Below the plot, Convergence Status lists each tracked variable and its status. In this example:

u-water, vf-air, u-air, v-water, w-air, v-air, and w-water are marked oscillating, with a Range(...) displayed beside each status.
continuity is marked flattening, with no range shown.

Review these individual statuses alongside the plot and overall analysis to identify which variables are still oscillating or have flattened.

Per-variable convergence statuses showing oscillating variables with ranges and continuity marked flattening

Job Logs

The Logs tab in the Job Details screen provides detailed output and event history for the selected job.

You can switch between different logs using the Job Output dropdown menu.
Also dropdown contains Job Error, Compute Node, Head Node.
Log entries are displayed with timestamps, node details, and status messages.
Use the Search box to quickly locate specific entries in the job logs.
Navigation options allow loading older events or retrying if logs fail to load.
The Downloads subsection (tab) provides access to downloadable log files if available.

The Job Details screen is organized into tabs: Details, Script, Observability, Logs, and Results.

Job Logs

💡 Tip:

Reviewing logs is essential for diagnosing issues, monitoring job progress, and accessing output or error information.

Job Results

In the Job Details screen, open Results > File to review, download, and manage output files and logs generated by your job. Use Results > Tracking for residual convergence monitoring, as described in Residual Plot Tracking.

Results are shown in a table with columns for Name, Last Modified (UTC), Owner, Type, and Size.
You can search for specific files using the search bar at the top.
Toggle Show Hidden Files to include/exclude hidden files from the list.
Use the Actions button to download and view selected files, or to perform other file management activities.
Click Select All to select every file in the list for bulk actions.

Results Tab Example

All job output files can be reviewed for correctness and troubleshooting.
Download options make it simple to transfer key results to your local system.
If expected files are missing, check job status or logs for completion issues.