Adrian_Santamaria | 2023-02-01 11:01:40 UTC | #1
Hello
I have a question about the limit details.jobs.concurrent.access.max. Is it per Token? Per ClientID? Per org? Its description does not specify.
Also, I would like to know more about the lifecycle of the jobs. When do they count as concurrent? Is it when its status is PENDING? And what is the status QUEUED for? Because I thought that when the limit was reached, the new requests failed with 429, not get queued.
John_Carnell | 2023-02-06 15:53:26 UTC | #2
Adrian_Santamaria, post:1, topic:18216
details.jobs.concurrent.access.max
Hi Adrian,
The details.jobs.concurrent.access.max is a platform-level maximum. I will need to check with the development team about the statuses.
Thanks, John Carnell Director, Developer Engagement
peter.westermann | 2023-02-06 16:12:27 UTC | #3
The limit is an organization-wide limit for job submissions. A job counts against that limit from its submission to its completion (hence concurrent jobs). Beyond this limit, there are also AWS limits on the number of jobs that can be submitted in total (across all organizations), therefore jobs may be queued up (QUEUED) until capacity is available, they then transition to PENDING (as in pending completion/results) when the query is actually running.
Adrian_Santamaria | 2023-02-06 16:13:28 UTC | #4
Thank you, Peter. Just one last question: Do jobs in QUEUED status count for the limit of 4 concurrent jobs?
Eos_Rios | 2023-02-06 16:24:11 UTC | #5
peter.westermann, post:3, topic:18216
The limit is an organization-wide limit for job submissions. A job counts against that limit from its submission to its completion (hence concurrent jobs).
Is there an endpoint to identify the jobs hanging out there for an organization? that seems like an important administrative feature I don't see an obvious way to achieve.
system | 2023-03-09 16:24:16 UTC | #6
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