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Toni Schoenbuchner
Jun 14, 2021, 9:30:35 AM6/14/21
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Hello,
during testing a migration a job is running for some hours. How can I cancel it safely? I'm in the docker context but would be interested in a non-docker way as well as for sure I can adjust the command to my need. (there isn't a gui option, is there?)
What I've tried so far.
Restart service atom_worker and gearmand
What I haven't tried yet but think of doing it. Kill the atom_worker process
13 1 root S 39312 0% 4 0% php /atom/src/symfony jobs:worker
But this feels a bit like working with a hammer on a needle.
thanks for any advice,
Toni
Dan Gillean
Jun 14, 2021, 9:41:20 AM6/14/21
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Hi Toni,
We don't have an easy way in the GUI to kill individual jobs when they stall out, but there are a couple options when you have access to the command-line.
First, if you want to kill all running jobs, we have a task for that:
- php symfony jobs:clear
- It's covered in this section of the Troubleshooting documentation. In 2.7 I hope to overhaul the job scheduler page to make sure that all relevant management information is available in one place.
Keep in mind that this task will clear ALL jobs, including the history of those already completed, as well as any that are currently queued behind the stalled job. So, it's kind of a hammer as well, but one with official task support.
If you want the "needle" option, for now we need to use SQL to kill specific jobs. We've added some instructions on how to do so here:
Hope that helps!
Cheers,
he / him
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Toni Schoenbuchner
Jun 14, 2021, 9:46:39 AM6/14/21
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perfect, thanks a lot Dan. Will test it right away ;)
Toni Schoenbuchner
Jun 14, 2021, 9:48:57 AM6/14/21
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Just as a note, I guess when running jobs:clear:
this warning
WARNING: AtoM reports there are jobs currently running. It is *highly* recommended you make sure there aren't any jobs actually running. i
is actually to say that you will kill currently running jobs ?! (which is my goal in that case)
Dan Gillean
Jun 14, 2021, 10:04:55 AM6/14/21
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Yes!
This warning is added because this task can also be used to clear out the history of previous completed jobs - so it acts as a warning in case some other user has triggered a job in progress before the command is run. However, it can also be used as you are intended to use it - to purposefully kill an active stalled job.
Cheers,
he / him
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