Task details

Task details

This page defines information about the runtime task, the objects that the task targets, and the action plan for the task.

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System administration > Task management > Runtime tasks > runtime_task

To run tasks, we must have operator or administrator administrative privileges. If we have monitor or configurator privileges, we can only view the runtime tasks.

Situation description

Full description of the task, and an overview of the actions to take to resolve the situation.

Additional task detail information

Specifies more information about the task.

Originated time Time at which the task was generated.
Task ID Global ID of the task.
Submitter Originator of the runtime task.
Severity Global severity of the task, which is relative to the task target object severities.
State Current state of the task.
Status Status of the task, for example, by providing more information when a task fails.

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Target object Configuration repository context of the target object. For example, a task target object might be a server, cluster, service policy, node, health policy, application, and so on.
Target type Type of target context, which corresponds to the end context type of the target context. For example, the type for the context cells/my_cell/nodes/my_node is a node.
Severity Severity of the task target object, for example, fatal or minor.
Target monitors Click the link to view more information and act on the target object. Configuration, performance and log monitors are available for target objects. The monitors suggest the objects that we can look at to verify the task.

Action plan to resolve the situation

Specifies a suggested set of actions to fix the issue that is defined in the runtime task.

Sometimes, the action plan is being carried out autonomically. In this case, a record of the autonomic actions is listed. For approval type tasks, a suggested list of actions displays that the operator can accept or deny.

Runtime tasks collection

Originated time	Time at which the task was generated.
Task ID	Global ID of the task.
Submitter	Originator of the runtime task.
Severity	Global severity of the task, which is relative to the task target object severities.
State	Current state of the task.
Status	Status of the task, for example, by providing more information when a task fails.

Target object	Configuration repository context of the target object. For example, a task target object might be a server, cluster, service policy, node, health policy, application, and so on.
Target type	Type of target context, which corresponds to the end context type of the target context. For example, the type for the context cells/my_cell/nodes/my_node is a node.
Severity	Severity of the task target object, for example, fatal or minor.
Target monitors	Click the link to view more information and act on the target object. Configuration, performance and log monitors are available for target objects. The monitors suggest the objects that we can look at to verify the task.