Automatic correcting of computing cluster execution failure

A computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having program instructions embodied therewith, the program instructions executable by a processor to cause the processor to perform a method, the method comprising:

• identifying, using historical resource data, an amount of computing resources consumed to remedy the failure with an automatic remedy step;
• determining that the amount of consumed computing resources to remedy the failure is less than an amount of computing resources consumed by restarting the process;
• performing the automatic remedy step;
• identifying that the automatic remedy step has failed;
• determining a waiting period based on an estimated time to receive a user response to the failure and an estimated load on the computing cluster;
• displaying a generated alert to a user during the waiting period, wherein the alert includes a prompt for user input regarding the user response to the failure;
• identifying that no user input has been received during the waiting period;
• and
• releasing computing resources corresponding to the process.

A system comprising:

• a memory;
• and
• a processor in communication with the memory, the processor being configured to perform operations comprising:
• identifying, using historical resource data, an amount of computing resources consumed to remedy the failure with an automatic remedy step;
• determining that the amount of consumed computing resources to remedy the failure is less than an amount of computing resources consumed by restarting the process;
• performing the automatic remedy step;
• identifying that the automatic remedy step has failed;
• determining a waiting period based on an estimated time to receive a user response to the failure and an estimated load on the computing cluster;
• displaying a generated alert to a user during the waiting period, wherein the alert includes a prompt for user input regarding the user response to the failure;
• identifying that no user input has been received during the waiting period;
• and
• releasing computing resources corresponding to the process.