The workloads tab is where you monitor and manage active / finished workloads. There are two types of workloads: sessions and jobs.

<aside> 📌 Workloads refer to snapshots of your program that run in the cloud. Workload cards look like this 👉

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Workload cards

Workload cards show the name, annotation status, and duration of the workload. Example workload status are “Running”, “Completed”, “Failed”, “Queued”.

Workload cards also allow you to perform several actions:

• Annotate: You can click the pencil icon to add helpful text to distinguish one workload from another
• Terminate / close: You can click the stop icon icon to stop the workload from running
• View details: You can click the three dots view the workload details (more info below)
• Delete: You can click the trash icon to delete the workload card and all associated data

Workload details

The workload details popup provides comprehensive information to effectively monitor and manage your workload. It offers a detailed breakdown of each section, ensuring that you have all the necessary details at your fingertips.

Summary

Notifications

The notifications section allows you to adjust the notifications for an active workload. This can be useful if you forgot to enable notifications in the Launch tab or only want to receive notifications for a specific workload.

Notebook / Script / Container

This tab displays information about the program you are running. If you are using a notebook, it will show your original notebook with real-time output. If you are using scripts, it will show the original script, while the output will be displayed in the Log section. If you are running containers, the tab will show the name of the container you are using, along with any input parameters you have specified.