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# status runtime

The `status runtime` command displays the status of a runtime job. If the job is RUNNING, the output of this command will display URLs applicable for training or serving. For Model Training, it will display a JupterLab URL, which can be used to open a JupyterLab notebook to the runtime. For Model Serving, it will display the FastAPI docs, redoc, and OpenAPI URLs for the Python functions that are being served for inference requests.

## Syntax

```
start runtime <runtime name>
```

## Parameters

| Parameter        | Description                 |
| ---------------- | --------------------------- |
| `<runtime name>` | The name of the runtime job |

## Output Fields

| Output Field | Description                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            |
| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `status`     | <p>The status of the job, which is one of the following:<br>- STARTED: The job has just started.<br>- RUNNING: The job is running normally.<br>- STOPPED: The job was stopped by the user.<br>- COMPLETED: The job ran to completion.<br>- FAILED: The job failed.</p> |

## Example

```
status runtime nyc_trip_2
```


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