Viewing Operation Tasks
Where to find it?
On the home page, click the Operation Tasks icon in the top bar. The section is available only to authorized Users
An Operation Task is a record of a task that a User or an Administrator started manually. Users do not create the records themselves: the Backend creates them when a button is pressed, answers the UI immediately, and updates the status when the work finishes.
TIP
While tasks are running, a red counter on the tasks icon in the header shows the number of tasks with the Running status.
Filters and table
INFO
Status filters can be enabled separately. While the modal is open, the list refreshes every 7 seconds. At the bottom you can see next update in Ns.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
Task | Task type |
Status | Running, Success, or Error |
Started | Start time |
Duration | How long the task has already been running, or how long it took |
Result | Short summary. For integration tests there is an icon instead of text; it opens the full log |
Task types
| Type | Who starts it | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Integration Tests | Administrator | Runs Backend integration tests. Usually takes 3 minutes or more. Learn more |
Scan All Instances | Administrator | Force-polls all trusted external Instances. The button is available only when PU_FF_FEDERATION_ENABLE is enabled. The same command cannot be started again for 10 minutes |
Scan Instance | Administrator | Force-polls one trusted external Instance |
Update All Registries | Administrator | Synchronizes local copies of all RepositoryRegistry entries |
Update Registry | A User with access to the registry | Synchronizes the local copy of one RepositoryRegistry |
Update All Units Firmware | Administrator | Sends a firmware update to all Units that allowed auto-update from a Repo with Auto-update enabled |
Update Units Firmware | Creator of the Repo | Sends a firmware update to Units of that Repo that have auto-update enabled |
WARNING
Each User sees only their own tasks. Another user's record cannot be read by uuid.