This composition demonstrates how to display a large number nodes in a condensed form.

The inspiration for this visual display comes from the constraint to conserve screen real estate as the number of nodes increase. Recall that Ad-hoc Decks will provides a node summary of the job execution. Since the a job with 2.5mb of log output would make the page unnavigable, the need to display output of a running job is less important than showing the status of the node. Has the node started, finished successfully, returned an error code, or sent a signal? Only after a run has completed, or a failure was indicated would a user investigate the cause.