The Wolfram Language supplies a framework for submitting asynchronous jobs to various batch computation providers and subsequently querying submitted jobs for their status and results. Through Wolfram Compute Services, the "WolframBatch" provider handles all configuration and orchestration to let you instantly and robustly run any computation at supercomputer scale, with access to large-scale parallelism, large memory, large GPUs, etc.

Batch Computation Providers

"WolframBatch" — Wolfram-provided, zero-configuration batch computation

"AWSBatch"  ▪  "AzureBatch"  ▪  "CharityEngine"

Submitting Jobs

RemoteBatchSubmit — submit a single batch job to a batch computation provider

RemoteBatchMapSubmit — map a function over the elements of a list using batch submission

Job and Environment Representation

RemoteBatchJobObject — symbolic representation of a remote batch job

RemoteBatchSubmissionEnvironment — symbolic representation of provider-specific configuration

$DefaultRemoteBatchSubmissionEnvironment — default environment to use when submitting jobs

Job Control

RemoteBatchJobs — query a provider for a list of submitted jobs

RemoteBatchJobAbort — abort a queued or running job

DeleteObject — permanently delete a job, if supported by the provider

Job Submission Options

RemoteJobNotifications  ▪  RemoteInputFiles  ▪  RemoteMachineClass  ▪  TimeConstraint  ▪  CreditConstraint  ▪  RemoteProviderSettings  ▪  ForwardCloudCredentials  ▪  IncludeDefinitions  ▪  LicensingSettings  ▪  Initialization  ▪  Method