Exit codes for Cloudera AI jobs and sessions
The exit codes and their descriptions for Cloudera AI jobs and sessions are essential for troubleshooting the errors.
Exit codes with user action required
The error codes listed in the following table are encountered in Cloudera AI sessions. Therefore, check and review your scripts running in Cloudera AI sessions.
| Exit code | Description | Cause | Required action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Failed with exit code 1. | Execution failure. | Check the execution output of the session or job. |
| 127 | Command not found. | Container launch affected by custom Runtime. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 128 | Invalid argument provided to exit. | Invalid exit argument is used. | Check the script for invalid exit argument. |
| 129 | Timeout has been reached. | The length of the timeout value has been exceeded. | Modify the session timeout environment variable. |
| 130 | SIGINT: Script terminated by user using control-c or the interrupt button. | Invalid exit argument is used. | Check the script for invalid exit argument. |
| 137 | SIGKILL: Process terminated. It often indicates memory exhaustion. | It can be caused by one of the following options: out of memory, anti-virus terminated pod, liveness probe failed. | Increase resources or check the profile script. |
| 158 | SIGXCPU: CPU time limit exceeded. | The CPU time limit has been exceeded. | Increase resources. |
| 159 | SIGXFSZ: File size limit exceeded. | The file size limit has been exceeded. | Increase resources or reduce file size. |
| 409 | The job run is skipped. | The job run is skipped because an earlier instance of the job run must be completed first. | Increase the time interval between job runs. |
Exit codes requiring Cloudera Support
The exit codes listed in the following table might occur due to issues in the Cloudera AI or underlying infra issues. Contact Cloudera Support for assistance with these errors.
| Exit code | Description | Cause | Required action |
|---|---|---|---|
| -1 | Unknown termination. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 2 | Misuse of shell built-ins. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 33 | Engine initiation failure. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 34 | Process terminated by the reconciler. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 126 | The command cannot be executed, or its exit status is unknown. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 131 | SIGQUIT: Terminal quit signal. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 132 | SIGILL: Illegal instructions used. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 133 | SIGTRAP: Trace or breakpoint trap. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 134 | SIGABRT: Process aborted. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 135 | SIGEMT: Emulation trap occurred. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 136 | SIGFPE: Arithmetic exception. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 138 | SIGBUS: Access to an undefined portion of a memory object. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 139 | SIGSEGV: Invalid memory reference. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 140 | SIGSYS: Invalid system call. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 141 | SIGPIPE: Broken pipe. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 142 | SIGALRM: Alarm clock signal. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 143 | SIGTERM: Process terminated gracefully. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 144 | Worker console started after its master console had stopped. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 146 | SIGCHLD: A child process was stopped or terminated. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 148 | SIGTSTP: Terminal stop signal. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 151 | SIGSTOP: Stop the process. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 152 | SIGCONT: Continue executing, if stopped. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 153 | SIGCONT: Continue executing, if stopped. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 154 | SIGTTIN: Background process attempting to read from terminal. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 155 | SIGTTOU: Background process attempting to write from terminal. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 156 | SIGVTALRM: Virtual timer expired. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
| 157 | SIGPROF: Profiling timer expired. | Internal error during workload startup. | Contact Cloudera Support. |
