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Managing Custom Jobs
Updated on 2025-03-17 GMT+08:00
You can modify, clone, and delete recorded custom jobs.
Scenarios
Modify, clone, or delete a custom job on Cloud Operations Center.
Precautions
When modifying or cloning a job, determine and fill out the risk level of the job.
Procedure
- Log in to COC.
- In the navigation pane on the left, choose Resource O&M > Automated O&M. In the Routine O&M area, click Jobs.
Figure 1 Job Management page
- Locate the target job, and click the operation to be performed on the job, including Execute, Modify, Clone, Delete.
- Modifying a job: Click Modify in the Operation column. For details, see section Creating a Custom Job. Click Cancel to cancel the modification, and click Submit to update the job information and the job version number.
- Cloning a job: Choose More > Clone in the Operation column. You can modify the cloned job based on the operations described in Creating a Custom Job. You can click Cancel to cancel the modification. You can click Submit to create a job.
- Deleting a job: Choose More > Delete to delete a job.
- Modifying a tag: You can modify job tags by following the instructions provided in Tag Management.
Figure 2 Performing operations on a job
Parent topic: Jobs
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