Search and filter Amazon Batch jobs - Amazon Batch
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Search and filter Amazon Batch jobs

You can list the jobs in a job queue using the Amazon Batch console. You can use Searching and filtering to list jobs that match search criteria that you specify.

  1. Open the Amazon Batch console.

  2. Choose Search Jobs.

  3. Choose the Job queue that you want to search.

    Note

    You can search for jobs within only one job queue at a time.

  4. Choose Date range to apply a relative or absolute date range to your search.

    • In Relative mode, you specify a range of time counting backwards from the present time to filter the queue. For example, you can filter jobs that were created in the last 30 minutes. You can also specify a custom time.

    • In Absolute mode, you can specify a starting and ending date and time to filter your job queue.

  5. To apply additional filters to your search, choose Additional properties. Then choose one of the properties listed: Job name, Job definition, Status, or Job ID.

    Note

    You can apply multiple filters, but only one filter for each property at a time. For example, you can filter by the submitted status (Status = SUBMITTED) and job names that begin with “batch-job” (Job name ^ batch-job), but you can’t filter by the SUBMITTED and RUNNABLE statuses together.

  6. Choose the operator that you want to use. For example, choose Status =.

  7. Enter or choose a property value. For example, Status = RUNNABLE, or enter all or part of a job name.

  8. Choose Search to complete your search.

  9. Jobs matching your search will appear in the Search results table.

  10. Filter job results to find specific jobs.

    Tip

    You can customize column visibility and order in the Search results table. Choose settings to customize your view.

  11. Choose Refresh results to load new jobs that match your search or Clear search to perform a new search.