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Managing Batch Jobs

The Batch Jobs page lets you monitor, inspect, and manage all batch job executions across your accessible projects.

The Batch Jobs page shows all jobs for your accessible projects:

ColumnDescription
NameAuto-generated job identifier
NotebookPath of the notebook that was executed
StatusCurrent state: pending, running, succeeded, failed
ProjectOwning project
StartedTimestamp when the Kubernetes Job started
CompletedTimestamp when the job finished
ActionsView logs, view output, resubmit, delete

Click Logs on any job to stream output from the Papermill execution. Logs show:

  • Notebook cell execution progress
  • Standard output from print statements
  • Error tracebacks if the notebook fails
Executing notebook with kernel: python3
Executing cell 1/24
Executing cell 2/24
...
Notebook saved to /home/jovyan/work/shared/batch_outputs/abc123/output.ipynb

Successful jobs write the executed notebook to the shared workspace at:

/home/jovyan/work/shared/batch_outputs/<jobID>/output.ipynb

You can access it in two ways:

  1. In JupyterLab — open the file browser in any notebook and navigate to shared/batch_outputs/<jobID>/
  2. Via Shared Files — click View Output in the job row to browse the output directory

The output notebook contains all cell outputs, including charts, tables, and print statements, captured at execution time.

When a job fails, the error is captured and shown in the job detail view. Common causes:

ErrorLikely Cause
Notebook not foundThe notebook path doesn’t exist in the shared workspace
Kernel errorPython exception in a notebook cell — check logs for traceback
OOMKilledNotebook exceeded memory limit — increase memory request
DeadlineExceededJob ran longer than expected — optimize notebook or increase timeout

To retry a failed job, click Resubmit.

Click Delete to remove a job record. This does not delete the output notebook from the shared workspace.

If you have access to multiple projects, use the project filter dropdown to narrow the job list to a specific project.