Interacting with Other Users' Workflows

You can check the status of workflows started by other members of your group. To enable other group members to perform actions on your workflows, you can add them as owners of your workflow using the command fuzzball workflow owner add.

For example, the output below shows the group members of group “SA”.

$ fuzzball group member list
ID                                   | EMAIL
e554e134-bd2d-455b-896e-bc24d8d9f81e   bphan@ciq.co
c3037e4e-e84d-41c6-96a6-bb2f8c5515db   ddebonis@ciq.co
74a78835-1601-4364-a85c-0eee707b8017   dgodlove@ciq.co
77a50121-b7a9-4092-8776-c4a932cbdcd6   fburt@ciq.co
1b4f57da-9865-4975-bf17-259875ee065a   ysenda@ciq.co

Workflow owner bphan@ciq.co would like to share workflow ID f688c4fd-9bfb-4db2-bab7-53e91890c6c8 with dgodlove@ciq.co so they would run the following command to add dgodlove@ciq.co as a workflow owner.

$ fuzzball workflow owner add f688c4fd-9bfb-4db2-bab7-53e91890c6c8 74a78835-1601-4364-a85c-0eee707b8017
Added owner "dgodlove@ciq.co" to workflow: f688c4fd-9bfb-4db2-bab7-53e91890c6c8

As a result, group member dgodlove@ciq.co is able to view the logs of workflow f688c4fd-9bfb-4db2-bab7-53e91890c6c8. If the workflow is still running, dgodlove@ciq.co can also execute commands in the container of the running jobs and shell into the job container.