When opening a job from the job list page you'll see a quick recall of all parameters used to run your job. You'll also see how many of your calculations ran successfully, failed or are still running. On the right hand side you have a quick reminder of the sequences you submitted initially.
Some details on the items shown for your job data:
- Job ID: the 3dpredict/Ab internal job id - you can find & refer to jobs using this id if you want
- Description: user defined description when you launched a job
- Job Issuer: the user who started the job
- Job Status: the current status of the job among the list of statuses supported by the platform
- Input Type: how was the job submitted, through sequence data or using input PDB/mmCIF structures
- Class: the antibody format defined by the user or derived from a detection in the input pdb structure by molecular weight
- Molecule Count: number of molecules job
- Numbering Scheme: antibody numbering scheme selected by the user
- pH: the pH around which the job was sampled (+/- pH units)
- Salt Type: which salt you used for the calculations
- Salt Concentration: concentration of the salt in M
- Start Date: Timestamp of when you started the job (these are the server times)
- End Date: Timestamp of when the job finished (server times)
- Engine Version: this is the version of the prediction engine running behind the scenes. For any backwards comparison & compatibility questions, this can be an important detail in case of regressions
- Credits: how many credits were consumed by the job
- K8s Job Id: internal job id for the kubernetes cluster (techy detail we might need sometimes for in depth support)
- Pod Active: how many pods are still active for this job (in case some calculations are still running
- Pod Succeeded: how many pods finished their work successfully
- Pod Succeeded Idx: indices of the pods on k8s
- Pod Failed: how many pods failed
- Pod Failed Idx: which pods failed (indices)
- K8S Job Reason: final statement of the k8s job
- Status Fail Count: the number of failed status updates during the job run