Global search

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Use PAI global search to find DSW instances, DLC jobs, EAS services, models, and other resources across modules by keyword.

Search scope

  • Supported resources: DSW instances, DLC jobs, EAS services, quotas, workspaces, models, and users.

  • Search scope: resources within the current region that you have access to.

Permissions

  • Regular users: Search only for resources they have access to, such as instances and jobs within their workspaces.

  • Administrators: Search for all resources, workspaces, and quota details that they have access to.

Access global search

Open the global search panel by using one of the following methods:

  • Option 1: In the PAI console, click the Search icon in the right sidebar.

  • Option 2 (Recommended): Use a keyboard shortcut.

    • Windows/Linux: Ctrl + K

    • macOS: Command (⌘) + K

Procedure

Scenario 1: Basic keyword search

Enter a resource name or ID in the search box. The system displays fuzzy-matched results in real time.

  1. Open the search panel.

  2. Enter keywords.

  3. Results are grouped by category:

    • DSW instances: Instance name, status, and associated workspace.

    • DLC jobs: Job name and running status.

    • EAS services: Deployment status of the online prediction service.

    • Quotas: Quota overview.

    • Models: Model type, supported operations, parameter count, and more.

    • Workspaces: Matching workspace ID, name, and administrator.

  4. In the results list, use the Up (↑) and Down (↓) arrow keys to select an item, then press Enter to open its details page.

Scenario 2: Filter by resource type

To narrow your search to a specific resource type, use the @ prefix:

Shortcut syntax

Search scope

Example

@dsw

DSW instances

@dsw my_notebook

@dlc

Distributed training jobs

@dlc train_job_01

@eas

Online prediction services

@eas face_rec

@quota

Quotas

@quota pre_res_pool

@model

Models

@model glm-5

@workspace

Workspaces

@workspace user_dev

@user

Workspaces by username or user ID

@user pai_test_1

Scenario 3: Favorites and history

  • To add a resource to your favorites, click the star icon in the search results.

  • Resources you view are automatically saved to your history.

When you open global search, favorited and recently viewed resources appear for quick access.

Limitations: Favorites and history are stored locally in your browser. Clearing the browser cache or switching browsers erases this data.