Use case: we are having network issues and it’s affecting many automations. If we had a button in Orchestrator we could click that stops any new Jobs from being started, that would be a big help. Then later we just click it again to let everything go back to normal.
Hi @postwick
I wonder if this could be helpful here:
Hi @postwick ,
I believe the jobs might be scheduled, you can turn off the triggers also if you have multiple jobs in running or pending state, in the orchestrator job section you will find a master check box over the first visible job you can check that by checking it will allow you to select all the jobs you can first apply filter accordingly on job status and then you can kill at once.
Thanks
Having to disable things one-by-one and then remember what was disabled is exactly what I’m saying would be good to avoid. You stated the problem, not the solution.
It sounds like that would accomplish what I want, but it’s pretty drastic. Something done through the interface that’s a little less scary would be great
Maintenance mode doesn’t help when you are just trying to update the robots for a single tenant.
Hard agree on this. Also blocking a robot user on a machine from taking jobs so we can log in to say install software or check event logs is really troublesome.
On Cloud Machines you can set the machine template to stop accepting jobs, I’d love this ability on both normal machine templates and robot accounts so we could gracefully stop new jobs starting on certain accounts and/or certain machines so we can do work in them.