$ executor status --live
Run one job at a time, like a small terminal control plane.
This page is intentionally styled like a terminal window inspired by Ghostty. The backend is still the real Spring Boot service: jobs go into Postgres, the scheduler starts one executor pod for the job, and the pod runs the command and reports the result.
Health
GET /actuator/health
Job Submit
POST /jobs
Job Status
GET /jobs/<id>
$ curl -X POST https://executor.def4alt.com/jobs \ -H 'content-type: application/json' \ -d '{"script":"echo hello world!","requiredResources":{"cpus":1,"memory":128}}' # the control plane stores the job, starts one executor pod, and records the result back in Postgres