Running Jobs¶
Launching containers, the modes a job can run in, watching one, and the Kubernetes underneath.
Documented once, and linked from wherever it is needed. One fact, one anchor: a flag table documented here is not restated on an audience page.
Every page in this directory is an initial draft. Each opens with a note naming what its writer could not settle. Please read those before treating any page as final.
| Page | Covers |
|---|---|
launch.sh Reference |
Every flag, the three resource tiers, and why requests are half of limits. |
| Job Modes, Runtime Limits & Configuration | Interactive, background and batch; the 6- and 12-hour limits; running several jobs at once; and configuring by environment variable. |
| Watching a Running Job | CPU, memory and the GPU — from the browser, from a shell, and from TensorBoard. |
| Checkpointing & Logging Long Runs | Writing state an interruption cannot corrupt, and the termination warning. |
| Kubernetes | kubectl in your own namespace, services from a manifest, and the events a session emits. |