osmo task

usage: osmo task [-h] {list} ...

Positional Arguments

command

Possible choices: list

Sub-commands

list

List tasks with different filters.

osmo task list [-h] [--status STATUS [STATUS ...]] [--workflow-id WORKFLOW_ID] [--user USER [USER ...] | --all-users] [--pool POOL [POOL ...] | --node
                   NODE [NODE ...]] [--started-after STARTED_AFTER] [--started-before STARTED_BEFORE] [--count COUNT] [--offset OFFSET] [--order {asc,desc}]
                   [--verbose | --summary] [--aggregate-by-workflow] [--priority {HIGH,NORMAL,LOW} [{HIGH,NORMAL,LOW} ...]] [--format-type {json,text}]

Named Arguments

--status, -s

Possible choices: WAITING, PROCESSING, SCHEDULING, INITIALIZING, RUNNING, FAILED, COMPLETED, FAILED_EXEC_TIMEOUT, FAILED_START_ERROR, FAILED_START_TIMEOUT, FAILED_SERVER_ERROR, FAILED_BACKEND_ERROR, FAILED_QUEUE_TIMEOUT, FAILED_IMAGE_PULL, FAILED_UPSTREAM, FAILED_EVICTED, FAILED_PREEMPTED, FAILED_CANCELED

Display all tasks with the given status(es). Users can pass multiple values to this flag. Defaults to PROCESSING, SCHEDULING, INITIALIZING and RUNNING. Acceptable values: WAITING, PROCESSING, SCHEDULING, INITIALIZING, RUNNING, FAILED, COMPLETED, FAILED_EXEC_TIMEOUT, FAILED_START_ERROR, FAILED_START_TIMEOUT, FAILED_SERVER_ERROR, FAILED_BACKEND_ERROR, FAILED_QUEUE_TIMEOUT, FAILED_IMAGE_PULL, FAILED_UPSTREAM, FAILED_EVICTED, FAILED_PREEMPTED, FAILED_CANCELED.

Default: ['PROCESSING', 'SCHEDULING', 'INITIALIZING', 'RUNNING']

--workflow-id, -w

Display workflows which contains the string.

--user, -u

Display all tasks by this user. Users can pass multiple values to this flag.

Default: []

--all-users, -a

Display all tasks with no filtering on users.

Default: False

--pool, -p

Display all tasks by this pool. Users can pass multiple values to this flag. If not specified, all pools will be selected.

Default: []

--node, -n

Display all tasks which ran on this node. Users can pass multiple values to this flag. If not specified, all nodes will be selected.

Default: []

--started-after

Filter for tasks that were started after AND including this date. Must be in format YYYY-MM-DD. Example: –started-after 2023-05-03.

--started-before

Filter for tasks that were started before (NOT including) this date. Must be in format YYYY-MM-DD. Example: –started-after 2023-05-02 –started-before 2023-05-04 includes all tasks that were started any time on May 2nd and May 3rd only.

--count, -c

Display the given count of tasks. Default value is 20. Max value of 1000.

Default: 20

--offset, -f

Used for pagination. Returns starting tasks from the offset index.

Default: 0

--order, -o

Possible choices: asc, desc

Display in the order in which tasks were started. asc means latest at the bottom. desc means latest at the top.

Default: 'asc'

--verbose, -v

Display storage, cpu, memory, and gpu request.

Default: False

--summary, -S

Displays resource request grouped by user and pool.

Default: False

--aggregate-by-workflow, -W

Aggregate resource request by workflow.

Default: False

--priority

Possible choices: HIGH, NORMAL, LOW

Filter tasks by priority levels.

--format-type, -t

Possible choices: json, text

Specify the output format type (Default text).

Default: 'text'