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Function: gke.await_job
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Wait for a Kubernetes Job to complete.

Arguments

Arguments
`cluster_id`	`string` The ID of the cluster.
`job_name`	`string` Name of the job.
`location`	`string` The location that the cluster is hosted in.
`namespace`	`string` The namespace of the job (default: `default`).
`project`	`string` The project that the cluster is hosted in. Default value is this workflow's project.
`query`	Optional query parameters for fetching the job. If present, must be a map of simple types that will be URL-encoded and appended to the URL. For more information, see Kubernetes API reference.
`timeout`	`float` The timeout, in seconds (default: `1800.0`). If the job doesn't complete within the timeout, a `TimeoutError` is raised. The maximum allowed timeout is one year.
`polling_policy`	`dict` Policy for polling the job's status. Supported fields are `initial_delay`, `max_delay`, and `multiplier`. For details, see Connectors reference.

The completed Kubernetes Job.

Exceptions
`ConnectionError`	In case of a network problem (DNS failure, refused connection, etc.).
`TimeoutError`	When the specified timeout is reached before the response is received.
`HttpError`	If the response status is >= 400.
`ValueError`	If the cluster does not have status `RUNNING`.
`FailedJobError`	If the job failed.

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Last updated 2025-05-08 UTC.