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Based on what you described, first one looks absolutely fine and it's not failed but succeeded. All you need to do is check the content of output.json file. Aren't you able to see output.json file?
Here is the re:Post Knowledge Center Article, which you'd have already gone through, take a look if not.
Based on **glacier get-job-output** command synopsis, first output is the expected one, where you got status 200.
Pardon me if I misunderstood your question. Let me know what exactly are you trying to achieve? I've glacier vault setup and do use it quite often so please comment here if you have questions, I can definitely help.
Abhishek
Thank you for your reply. What command / procedure do I use to "see the output.json file" - that is specifically where I am stuck.
PS, I tried aws glacier get-job-output --account-id - --[MY VAULT] --job-id [MY JOB ID] | jq -r '.body.archiveDescription' > output.json
aws glacier get-job-output --account-id - --vault-name [MY VAULT] --job-id [MY JOB ID] | jq -r '.body.archiveDescription' > output.tmp && cat output.tmp
both resulted in the following error: "aws: error: the following arguments are required: outfile"
Never mind - I missed the little Actions/Download File menu in the upper right of the interface. Duh!!!
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