Aller au contenu principal
This page is not translated yet. Français is switched on so the navigation and URLs can be tested; the text below is the English original. Use the language selector in the header to switch back, or see the documentation home.

Share a job

how-to · Reviewed 2026-07-30 · FEAT-0134 GA

Sharing gives someone access to a job's configuration and all of its files. Use it to hand work to a colleague, or to give Rescale Support what they need to diagnose a problem.

Sharing shares every file on the job

Both input and output files become visible to the recipient, there's no partial share. Check what's attached before sharing a job outside your immediate team.

Share with a colleague​

From the jobs list, click Share on the job's row, or open the job and use Share there.

  1. Enter the recipient's email.
  2. Optionally add a message.
  3. Confirm.

They get an email with a direct link. Once in, they can inspect the setup, SSH into a running job to watch it live, or download outputs from a finished one.

Sharing works for running and completed jobs. Sharing a running job is a good way to get a second opinion while there's still time to act on it.

Sharing several jobs at once

This panel shares one job. To hand over a batch, put the jobs in a Workspace Folder and share the folder: everyone you share it with gets every job inside, and anything added later. That is the only way to share more than one workload in a single action.

If the recipient isn't a Rescale user yet​

Sharing with an address that has no Rescale account fails with an error, and an invitation request goes automatically to your workspace and organization admins. Once the account exists, share again.

So a failed share isn't a dead end. It's started the process. You may want to tell your admin to expect it.

Revoke access​

  1. Open the Jobs list.
  2. Click the Shared User icon in the job's Shared column.
  3. Click the X next to each user to remove.
  4. Click Apply.

Share a job with Rescale Support​

This is how Support gets access to diagnose a problem job.

Support cannot see your jobs unless you share them

Rescale has no access to your jobs or files unless a job is explicitly shared. Support asking you to share a job isn't a formality: without it they genuinely can't look.

  1. Open the sharing interface as above.
  2. Select the Support tab and tick Rescale Support.
  3. If a specific engineer asked for it, name them and describe the problem briefly.

Support reviews the job and follows up by email.

Un-share once the case is closed, tick the checkbox off on the Support tab.

What to include​

Speeds things up considerably:

  • The job ID — from the ID column of the jobs list
  • What you expected versus what happened
  • Which stage failed, if you know — see the job lifecycle

If the status reason is Error executing job. That's a platform-side error and Support will need the job shared to investigate. If it's A run failed, your application returned an error, worth checking logs and exit codes first, since you may not need Support at all.

Support sharing is per job

A Workspace Folder cannot be shared with Support, so batching jobs into a folder does not work here. Share each job Support needs individually.

Sharing a duplicate instead​

If you want a colleague to build on your work rather than inspect it, consider having them duplicate the shared job. The duplicate is fully independent, so they can change and rerun it without touching yours.