`JobState`¶

A value describing the current state of a Job

enum class JobState {
    IN_QUEUE,
    RUNNING,
    CANCELING,
    SUCCESS,
    FAILURE,
    EXPIRED,
    SUSPENDED,
}

Properties

IN_QUEUE Any Job which is not yet ready

More specifically, this state should apply to any Job for which all of the following holds:

The Job has been created
It has never been in a final state
The number of replicas which are running is less than the requested amount

RUNNING A Job where all the tasks are running

More specifically, this state should apply to any Job for which all of the following holds:

All replicas of the Job have been started

📝 NOTE: A Job can be RUNNING without actually being ready. For example, if a Job
exposes a web interface, then the web-interface doesn’t have to be available yet. That is, the server might still be running its initialization code.

CANCELING A Job which has been cancelled but has not yet terminated

📝 NOTE: This is only a temporary state. The Job is expected to eventually transition to a final state, typically the SUCCESS state.

SUCCESS A Job which has terminated without a _scheduler_ error

📝 NOTE: A Job will complete successfully even if the user application exits with an unsuccessful status code.

FAILURE A Job which has terminated with a failure

📝 NOTE: A Job should only fail if it is the scheduler’s fault

EXPIRED A Job which has expired and was terminated as a result

This state should only be used if the timeAllocation has expired. Any other form of cancellation/termination should result in either SUCCESS or FAILURE.

SUSPENDED A Job which might have previously run but is no longer running, this state is not final.

Unlike SUCCESS and FAILURE a Job can transition from this state to one of the active states again.

JobState¶

`JobState`¶