You can monitor grid tasks to ensure that a maintenance procedure is completing successfully.
For example, when you add grid nodes or a new data center site in an expansion, you can monitor the expansion grid tasks.
To view the status of grid tasks, select
.An active grid task can be either actively running or temporarily paused. If a grid task's status changes to Error, the task is continuously retried until it completes or it is aborted.
Grid tasks might report an error when a grid node becomes unavailable (lost connection or crash) or when another grid task is running. When the issue causing the error is resolved, grid tasks with a status of Error automatically start running again.
The Historical phase includes grid tasks that completed successfully, have been canceled or aborted, or have failed.
Attribute | Description |
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Task ID | Unique identifier assigned when the task is created. |
Description | Brief description of the grid task’s purpose. A description can include a revision number, which is used to determine the order in which grid tasks have been created and must be run. If you are running grid tasks manually for some reason, you should always run the earliest generated grid task first. |
Valid From | For pending tasks, the date from which the grid task is valid and can be run. The grid task fails if it is submitted before this date. |
Valid To | For pending tasks, the date until which the grid task is valid and can be run. The grid task fails if it is submitted after this date. |
Start Time | Date and time when the grid task was started. |
Duration | Amount of time since the grid task was started. |
Stage | Description of the current stage of the active grid task. |
% Complete | Progress indicator for the current stage of the active grid task. |
Status-Active grid tasks |
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Status-Historical grid tasks |
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Message | Information about the current status of the active grid task. |
Completion time | For Historical tasks, the date and time on which the grid task completed (or when it expired or was cancelled or aborted). |