CloudFlow:View execution details

View execution details in the Serverless Workflow console

1. Log on to the Serverless Workflow console.

2. On the Flows page, click the name of the workflow whose execution details you want to view.

3. On the Flows page of the workflow, select the execution that you want to view.

   

4. On the Execute page, view the workflow definition, result, visualization information, input, and output of the execution.

   

View executions by using a CLI

• You can run the following command to view an execution of a workflow:

  aliyun fnf DescribeExecution --FlowName asdasd --ExecutionName vvv

  Expected output:

  {
    "Name": "vvv",
    "FlowName": "asdasd",
    "FlowDefinition": "Type: StateMachine\nName: asdasd\nSpecVersion: v1\nStartAt: Hello World\nStates:\n  - Type: Pass\n    Name: Hello World\n    End: true\n",
    "Input": "{\n  \"key\": \"hello world\"\n}",
    "Output": "{\"key\":\"hello world\"}",
    "Status": "Succeeded",
    "StartedTime": "2024-06-18T07:58:39.968Z",
    "StoppedTime": "2024-06-18T07:58:40.084Z",
    "RequestId": "8ff56c05-5316-0d92-f32e-1408dfafe778"
  }          

• You can also run the following command to query all executions of a workflow.

  aliyun fnf ListExecutions --FlowName cli_guide_1 --Limit 1

  Expected output:

  {
    "Executions": [
      {
        "Name": "vvv",
        "FlowName": "asdasd",
        "FlowDefinition": "Type: StateMachine\nName: asdasd\nSpecVersion: v1\nStartAt: Hello World\nStates:\n  - Type: Pass\n    Name: Hello World\n    End: true\n",
        "Input": "{\n  \"key\": \"hello world\"\n}",
        "Output": "{\"key\":\"hello world\"}",
        "Status": "Succeeded",
        "StartedTime": "2024-06-18T07:58:39.968Z",
        "StoppedTime": "2024-06-18T07:58:40.084Z"
      }
    ],
    "NextToken": "CAZDM5MzIzOTY0MmQzNDY1Mzg2NDJkMzgzNjY2MzQyZDM5NjIzNDM2NjM2NjY1NjYzNDY1NjI2MjIzN*****",
    "RequestId": "c6574f75-97e0-e4bc-897c-e9fa48625438"
  }    

  Note

  The Limit parameter specifies the number of executions you want to query. If an execution involves more data, the result contains NextToken. In the next query, you can use the NextToken parameter to specify the start position of the query.