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Browse item's recent runs

With Microsoft Fabric, you can use Apache Spark to run notebooks, Apache Spark job definitions, jobs, and other types of applications in your workspace. This article explains how to view your running Apache Spark applications, making it easier to keep an eye on the latest running status.

View the recent runs pane

We can open Recent runs pane with the following steps:

  1. Open the Microsoft Fabric homepage and select a workspace where you want to run the job.

  2. Selecting Spark job definition \ notebook item context \ pipeline item context menu shows the recent run option.

  3. Select Recent runs.

  • Open the recent run pane from the Spark job definition \ notebook item context.

    Screenshot showing where to select Recent runs and the subsequent list of recent runs.

  • Open the recent run pane from the pipeline item context.

    Screenshot showing where to select Recent runs from pipeline.

All runs within a Notebook

We can open Recent runs pane within a notebook by following steps:

  1. Open the Microsoft Fabric homepage and select a workspace where you want to run the job.

  2. Open a notebook in this workspace.

  3. Selecting Run -> All runs

    Screenshot showing all runs within a notebook.

Detail for recent run pane

If the notebook or Spark job definition doesn't have any run operations, the Recent runs page shows No jobs found.

Screenshot showing an example of the no jobs found message.

In the Recent runs pane, you can view a list of applications, including Application name, Submitted time, Submitter, Status, Total duration, Run kind, and Livy Id. You can filter applications by their status and submission time, which makes it easier for you to view applications.

Screenshot showing the list of applications.

Selecting the application name link navigates to spark application details where we can get to see the logs, data and skew details for the Spark run.

The next step after viewing the list of running Apache Spark applications is to view the application details. You can refer to: