konduktor launch my_job.yaml

What happens next? We manage the infrastructure and orchestration of your workloads. You can check the stage of your run using:

(konduktor) Andrews-MacBook-Air:konduktor asai$ konduktor status
User: asai-c41a
Jobs
NAME            STATUS     RESOURCES                    SUBMITTED                     
batch-job-160a  FAILED     1x(2CPU, memory 2Gi, H100:8)   2 minutes                     
batch-job-6fc9  PENDING    1x(2CPU, memory 2Gi, H100:8)   2 minutes                     
batch-job-873f  COMPLETED  1x(2CPU, memory 2Gi, H100:8)   1 minutes

Shown above are the states of the job lifecycle. For on-demand users, billing is only compute when the workload is considered ACTIVE.

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CREATED

At this stage, the workload has been defined and all the pre-requisites to run the code have been uploaded to object storage from the workstation requesting the workload.

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PENDING

The workload has been accepted is either waiting for compute to finish being provisioned to fullfill the job requirements or for the containers to be pulled onto a new machine.

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SUSPENDED

The workload has either been newly created or pre-empted by higher priority workloads and is awaiting quota before being rescheduled.

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ACTIVE

The workload is running and performing work. At the beginning of this stage, the workload will synchronize files defined under file_mounts and workdir definitions in the workload definition to the runner. Afterwards it will begin executing, the shell script defined under run

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COMPLETED

A terminal state indicating that the all workers/nodes in a workload have completed successfully.

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FAILED

A terminal state indicating that at least one worker/node in a workload has failed, either due to infrastructure/hardware faults are application errors.