Sessions
Browse live and historical Sessions and drill into a single run
Sessions (under Compute) is the heart of the console — uRun's product primitive is the live Session, and this is where you watch them.
The list
A filterable, newest-first list of live and historical Sessions across the org. The filters are URL-bound (shareable links) and include a builder for composing conditions, so you can deep-link directly to, say, all failed Sessions for one App in the last hour.
Failure groups are deep-linkable: a cluster of related failures links straight to the filtered list, which pairs well with the Issues flow.
Session detail
Opening a Session (/sessions/<id>) gives you the full per-Session picture across tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Overview | Phase, timing, App/function, and the Session's headline state |
| Events | The Session's event spine — every lifecycle and runtime event in order |
| Docs | The synced control document(s) for the Session |
| Streams | The media streams (and any recordings) for the Session |
Docs and Streams live only on the Session detail page — there are no top-level Docs or
Streams sections (drill-down containment). The control doc shown here is the same
control document your client steers the Session with.
When to use it
- Watch a live Session as a client connects and streams.
- Debug a failed run by reading its Events and inspecting the control doc it received.
- Trace a recording, or follow a failure-group deep link from an alert.
For an org-wide GPU view rather than per-Session, see Capacity; for log search across runtimes, see Logs.
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