Job Trends
The Clusters > Job Trends tab plots the trends of all the jobs running in a cluster for a specific period.

The Clusters > Job Trends tab has the following two sections:
- Graphs: Plots the trend of the job count over a specified period. 
- Tables: Displays the list of the running applications with the following details displayed for the specified period. 
Viewing Job Trends
To view the resources usage, do the following:
- Go to the Clusters > Jobs tab. 
- From the Cluster drop-down list, select a cluster. 
- Select the period range from the date picker drop-down. You can also provide a custom period range. The graphs corresponding to the selected filters are displayed. 
- From the Interval drop-down list. Based on the selected period range, the interval options are changed. 
- From the Group By drop-down, select an option. You can group job trends using any one of the following options: - State 
- Application type 
- User 
- Queue 
 - You can filter the Group By options further from the Filter options box. Click  next to an option to deselect it. next to an option to deselect it.- For example, if you select Application Type as a Group By option, all the application types are listed in the Filter options box. You can then drill down to a specific application type, such as Spark. - Click  in the upper-right of a graph to export the graph data to PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, CSV, or XLS formats. in the upper-right of a graph to export the graph data to PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, CSV, or XLS formats.
- Click any point in the graph. - The following details of the resources used for the running jobs are displayed in a table: - Items - Description - Type - The type of application where the job is running. - State - Status of the job. - User - Name of the user running the job. - App Name/ID - Name or ID of the application where the job is running. - Start Time - The time when the job was started. - Duration - The period until the job has been running. - Note- The duration shown in the Clusters > Job trends page may vary from the App details page. This is because the duration in Clusters > Job trends page is calculated as follows: - Selected data point (interval) - Start time - The selected data point is within a time interval. Therefore the time of the selected data point can be from a range within the interval. - Queue - Queue - Progress - Percentage of the progress of the running job. - Memory MB - Memory in MB that is used by the job. - VCores - Number of VCores used by the job. - Running Containers - Number of running containers. - Cluster - Cluster name and ID along with the resource type (Yarn/Impala) - Click the  button in the upper-right of a table to export the table data as a CSV file. button in the upper-right of a table to export the table data as a CSV file.- Click  in the table to select the columns that must display. in the table to select the columns that must display.- Click  to select the number of items to be displayed per page. to select the number of items to be displayed per page.