Jobs - Tutorials
The Vantage platform provites lifecycle and collaboration for job-scripts, job-templates, and job-submissions.
Access Methods
You can submit, monitor, and manage jobs using several powerful interfaces:
1. Vantage Web UI
The Vantage Web UI offers an intuitive, user-friendly interface for:
- Submitting new jobs to any connected cluster
- Monitoring job status and logs in real time
- Managing job templates and job history
- Visualizing resource usage and job outcomes
2. jobbergate-cli (Command Line Interface)
For users who prefer the command line, the jobbergate-cli tool provides:
- Job submission and management directly from your terminal
- Automation of batch job workflows
- Integration with scripts and CI/CD pipelines
Install with:
pip install jobbergate-cli
See the jobbergate-cli documentation for usage examples.
3. Vantage Compute API
Advanced users and developers can interact with jobs programmatically using the Vantage Compute Jobbergate API:
- Submit, query, and manage jobs via REST endpoints
- Integrate Vantage with external systems and custom applications
- Automate complex workflows at scale
Explore the API documentation for details and code samples.
4. jobbergate-core Python Library
For Python developers, the jobbergate-core library enables:
- Programmatic job submission and management from Python scripts
- Building custom job templates and automation tools
- Deep integration with scientific and engineering workflows
What You'll Learn
These job tutorials cover:
- Job Submission: Creating and submitting various types of computational jobs
- Resource Management: Optimizing CPU, GPU, and memory allocation
- Job Monitoring: Tracking job progress and performance metrics
- Workflow Automation: Building complex multi-step computational pipelines
- Optimization Techniques: Improving job performance and resource utilization
- Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and resolving common job execution issues
Prerequisites
Before starting these tutorials, you should have:
- Access to a Vantage Compute environment with configured clusters
- Basic understanding of command-line interfaces
- Familiarity with computational workloads and resource requirements
- Sample datasets or computational tasks to practice with
Tutorial Series
Basic Job Submission
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: 30-45 minutes
Learn the fundamentals of job submission, including creating job scripts, specifying resource requirements, and monitoring job execution.
Advanced Job Management
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 1-2 hours
Explore complex job configurations, dependency management, array jobs, and advanced scheduling techniques.
Workflow Automation
Difficulty: Advanced
Duration: 2-3 hours
Build sophisticated computational pipelines with multiple steps, conditional execution, and automated result processing.
Common Job Types
These tutorials cover various computational scenarios:
- CPU-intensive workloads: Scientific simulations, data processing, and analysis
- GPU computing: Machine learning training, rendering, and parallel computing
- Memory-intensive tasks: Large dataset analysis and in-memory computing
- I/O-heavy jobs: Data transfer, file processing, and database operations
- Interactive jobs: Development and debugging workflows