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VESSL Cloud’s job lifecycle now separates stopping a running job from hiding finished jobs in your views. Use Terminate to cancel work mid-run; use the --hide-deleted filter to keep your list focused on what’s still active.
The Apr 30, 2026 release split terminate and delete into separate actions. Terminating a job now only stops compute — the run record (configuration, logs, metrics) is preserved, and the job stays in your list. Use the --hide-deleted filter to keep terminated jobs out of the default view.

Terminate a running job

From the console: open the job’s detail page and click Terminate. From the CLI:
vesslctl job terminate <job-slug>
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Termination stops compute billing immediately. Data already written to mounted volumes is preserved, and the run record (configuration, logs, metrics) stays available for review on the details page.

Hide cancelled or terminated jobs in the CLI list

vesslctl job list --hide-deleted filters cancelled and terminated jobs out of the default output, which is useful when you only want to see jobs that are still active or recently scheduled:
vesslctl job list --hide-deleted

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