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Monitor execution history

Every time a task runs β€” whether on schedule or manually β€” the system creates an execution record. You can browse the executions of each task (paginated, filterable by status and trigger type) and drill down into the result for each individual VM.

Aggregate status of an execution

Execution status model
Status
Meaning

PENDING

Recorded and queued for processing

RUNNING

Currently executing across the target VMs

SUCCESS

Every VM succeeded

PARTIAL_FAILED

Some VMs succeeded and some failed β€” open the details to see why

FAILED

Every VM failed

SKIPPED

The run was deliberately skipped (for example a precondition was not met) β€” with a note

Per-VM details

Within an execution, each VM has its own record: the status (SUCCESS / FAILED / SKIPPED), the timestamp, and a specific error message if it failed (for example the VM no longer exists, or the VM is in a state that does not allow the operation). This lets you pinpoint the cause without guesswork.

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