Executions
To view the executions of an action, click Actions > Executions from the left navigation menu. The Action Executions page is displayed.
Search or Filter Actions
You can search the drop-down list or filter actions according to the name of the action and status of the execution. Click Reset to remove the filters.
Execution table
The following table provides a description of the details displayed in the execution table:
| Column Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Specifies the name of the action that was executed.
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| Scheduled | Specifies True or False, based on whether the execution is scheduled or not. |
| Status | Specifies whether the execution succeeded or failed. |
| Retry | Specifies the number of times an execution of an action had been retried in the past due to a failure or error in the execution. |
| Progress | Indicates the status of each step of the action. A green dot indicates that the step executed successfully. A red dot indicates that the step failed. |
| Start Time | Specifies the time at which the execution started. |
| End Time | Specifies the time at which the execution ended. |
Check Execution Logs and Killed Queries
You can view the execution logs and details of killed queries, including information about terminated queries such as the service name, application ID, reason for termination, memory consumption, and more.
- Navigate to Actions > Executions. On the Executions page, executions are categorized based on whether they have killed queries. Executions that have killed queries are highlighted in red, while others remain in the normal color.
- For normal executions, you can view the log details.
- For executions marked in red, you can check both the logs and killed queries. The Killed Queries tab displays information about terminated queries, such as the service name, application ID, and reason for termination.
- In the Killed Queries tab, you can click on "View Killed Queries" to explore the details further. Upon clicking, you will be redirected to the respective components page, where you'll find additional information, such as service type, final status, name, user, average application memory, average application cores, start and end times, and more.
You can configure the log retention period in the Pulse CLI.
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