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Last updated: September 14, 2026tiCrypt

Past Jobs

Prerequisites

Access Level:

Super-admin

Permission Requirements

  • . VM Administration
    • View all VM configs in the system
    • Arbitrarily edit any VM config
    • Arbitrarily delete any VM config
    • View host machines and hardware information in any Libvirt realm
    • Register physical VM host machines in Libvirt realms
    • Edit VM host machine info in any Libvirt realm
    • Delete VM host machine info in any Libvirt realm
    • View external servers
    • Create external servers
    • Edit external servers
    • Arbitrarily view logs from any VM

A Slurm past job is the retained Global Slurm accounting record of a job that has finished. The worker VMs and their encrypted drives no longer exist; what remains is the scheduling and accounting history, which is what an auditor or a capacity review needs.

Because failures propagate up to Global Slurm, a job that failed is recorded here with its exit state. See Slurm for the full job path.

Access Slurm Past Jobs​

  1. Go to the Management icon in the top left taskbar.
  2. Navigate to the Slurm section.
  3. Click Past Jobs in the left panel.
  4. View all past Slurm jobs in the list, with the following details.
  • Job ID: the unique job identifier in the Slurm environment.
  • Name: the name of the job.
  • User: the user who ran the job.
  • VM: the VM on which the job ran.
  • Partition: the Slurm partition in which the job ran.
  • State: the final state of the job.
  • Exit Code: the exit code returned when the job ended.
  • Node List: the nodes assigned to the job.
  • CPUs: the number of CPUs used for the job.
  • Memory: the amount of memory used by the job.
  • Start Time: the start date and time of the job.
  • End Time: the end date and time of the job.
  • Elapsed: the total time the job took to run.
  • Time Limit: the time limit set for the job.