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Runs

You can view all recent runs belonging to your organization(s).

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Recent Runs

You can view the recent runs belonging to your organization(s) by going to the .

From here you can see all past runs of the Pipe. The view allows you to understand what triggered the run, the cluster the run ran on, the status of the run, the current progress of the run (if still running), the time the run started, and the duration of the run.

More information about a Run

To access detailed information about a specific run, simply click on it. This action will direct you to the run graph, where you can view the , check the , and review the .

Runs tab in Pipekit
Run Conditions
graphical representation of the run
pod logs
workflow logs