Jobs

The Jobs section inside the compute project tab lists every recent job that ran under your project. It is shown as a sortable, filterable table.

Each row shows a state icon, the job’s ID and name, the cluster and partition it ran on, and its working directory. If you are the principal investigator or person of contact, an additional User column shows who submitted each job. Timing information is not in the table itself — it lives in the detail dialog.

Job states

The icon at the start of each row tells you, at a glance, which state a job is in.

Icon	State	Meaning
	Running	The job has resources allocated and is currently running.
	Pending	The job is queued and waiting for resources to become available.
	Completed	The job finished successfully.
	Suspended	The job has an allocation but its execution is currently paused.
	Cancelled	The job was cancelled by a user or an administrator.
	Boot fail	The allocated nodes failed to boot, so the job could not start.
	Deadline	The job reached its configured deadline before it could complete.
	Failed	The job terminated with a non-zero exit code.
	Node fail	One or more allocated nodes failed while the job was running.
	Out of memory	The job exceeded the memory available to it.
	Preempted	The job was stopped so higher-priority work could use its resources.
	Timeout	The job ran longer than its time limit and was stopped.

Filtering and sorting

Click a column header to sort by that column, or open a column’s menu to filter by it (some columns, such as the state icon, are not filterable).

Job detail dialog

Click the details icon in a row to open the Job Details dialog. It shows the full set of information PERSEUS has for the job, including resource allocation, runtime, and the job’s current state with any accompanying reason.

Close the dialog to return to the table; the table state (filters and sorting) is preserved.