To obtain the job-id of a Dataproc job that is currently running, you can follow these steps:
Open the Google Cloud Console.
Navigate to the Dataproc cluster and job list page.
Find the job you want to get the job-id for and click on it to open the job details page.
On the job details page, you will see a section called "Job Information" which displays the job-id.
You can also use the following command in the Cloud Shell to get the job-id:
gcloud dataproc jobs list --region=<REGION> --cluster=<CLUSTER_NAME> --filter=status.state=RUNNING
This will list all the running jobs for the specified Dataproc cluster and region, along with their job-ids.
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