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The Applications page for Databricks displays the following tabs:

Job Runs

The Job Runs tab provides details about the job execution within different applications.

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The details of a job run are listed in the following columns:

Columns

Description

Status

App status.

User

Name of the user who has run the job.

Job Name

Name of the job.

Notification Column (alert.png):

A fine-tuning (fineTuning-mid.png) indicates Unravel has tuning recommendations for the apps.

Job ID

Unique ID of the job.

Run ID

Unique ID of the run across a workspace.

Start time

The start time and day of the application.

Setup Duration

Time period required to set up the cluster.

Duration

Total time taken by the application.

Instance

Name of the Databrick Instance Id.

Workspace

Name of the Workspace.

Cluster Name

Name of the Databricks cluster.

Cluster Type

Type of the Databricks cluster. (Interactive, Automative).

Cost

An estimated cost incurred in running the app. This cost is calculated based on VM and DBU price.

Job Name

Job's run name.

Go To

Links to access more details of a specific job.

Note

See Common UI Features for general information and common features about Unravel's UI.

Filtering Job Runs

You can filter the job runs using any of the following options:

  • Date and Time: Select a date and time range of the apps using the date picker above the table.

  • Filtering options: You can filter the applications using any of the following filtering options on the left panel:

    • App Name: Specify the name of the application and the applications matching the string are listed.

    • Status: Select any of the following status and the applications matching the status are displayed:

      • Success

      • Failed

      • Killed

      • Running

      • Waiting

      • Pending

      • Unknown

    • Tags: Select a tag and then click in the text box and choose a valid value, the corresponding applications are displayed. You may select none to all the options available.

    • Workspace: Click in the text box and then select a workspace from the drop-down. The corresponding applications are displayed.

    • User: Click in the text box and select a user. The corresponding applications are displayed.

    • Databricks Instance: Click in the text box and select a Databricks instance. The corresponding applications are displayed.

    • Duration: You can use the slider to set the range, or enter it directly in the from and to text boxes. The applications matching the duration are displayed.

    • Number of Events: The range of events is shown, for instance, 0-4. You can select a range by using the slider to specify the upper and lower bounds. The applications matching the number of events are displayed.

You can click anywhere within a specific row to bring up the Application Performance Management (APM) page.

Jobs

This tab lists all the jobs, with a trend line showing its Runs.

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The columns are:

Columns

Description

Status

App status.

User

Name of the user who submitted the app.

Job Name

Job's run name.

Job Workflow Name

Name or ID of the app.

Notification Column (alert.png)

A fine-tuning (fineTuning-mid.png) indicates Unravel has tuning recommendations for the app.

Start Time

Start time, day, and time.

Duration

Total time taken by the app, with the average duration across all the workflows.

Read

Total data read by the app, with the average amount read across all the workflows.

Write

Total data written by the app, with the average amount written across all the workflows.

Job Workflow Trend

The trend across all the run of the workflow, the total number of runs is listed across the trend line.

Instance

Name of the Databricks Instance Id.

Workspace

Name of the Workspace.

Cost

An estimated cost incurred in running the app. This cost is calculated based on VM and DBU price.

Job Id

Id that is unique across a workspace.