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Run:ai makes it easy to run machine learning workloads effectively on Kubernetes. Run:ai provides both a UI and API interface that introduces a simple and more efficient way to manage machine learning workloads, which will appeal to data scientists and engineers alike.
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The Workloads view provides a replacement for the Jobs, Trainings, and Workspaces views. The new table format provides:
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The Workloads table provides:
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* Changing of the layout of the *Workloads* table by pressing *Columns* to add or remove columns from the table.
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* Download the table to a CSV file by pressing *More*, then pressing *Download as CSV*.
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* Search for a workload by pressing *Search* and entering the name of the workload.
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* Advanced workload management.
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* Added workload statuses for better tracking of workload flow.
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To enable the *Workloads* view, press *Try Workloads*. To return to the *Jobs* view, press *Go Back To Jobs View*.
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To create new workloads, press [*New Workload*](submitting-workloads.md).
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### API Documentation
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You can manage a workload by selecting one from the view. Once selected, you can:
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* Delete a workload
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* Connect
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* Stop a workload
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* Activate a workload
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* Run a workload.
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* Stop a workload.
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* Connect to a workload—provides a connection to the selected workload's designated tool. Press the item in the column to show the connection URL.
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* Delete a workload.
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* Copy and edit a workload—use this function to run another workload based on the selected workload.
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* If the workload was submitted using the UI, then a copy of the original workload form will open allowing you to make changes to the workload properties.
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* If the workload was submitted using the CLI, then a window shows with the original CLI command. Copy the command and make changes to the submission.
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* Show details—provides in-depth information about the selected workload including:
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* Event history—workload status over time. Use the filter to search through the history for specific events.
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* Metrics—metrics for GPU utilization, CPU usage, GPU memory usage, and CPU memory usage. Use the date selector to choose the time period for the metrics.
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* Logs—logs of the current status. Use the Download button to download the logs.
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* Metrics—use the drop down to filter metrics per pod. Select a category from the list below:
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* GPU compute utilization—hover over for individual GPU details
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* GPU memory usage—hover over for individual GPU details
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* CPU usage—hover over for usage details
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* CPU memory usage—hover over for usage details
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* Logs—logs of the selected workload. Use the drop down to filter metrics per pod. Use the Download button to download the logs.
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### Workloads Status
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To assist you with other platforms, and other types of workloads use the integrations listed below.
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