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Describe the bug
The "forbid" concurrent option is not working as expected. I have jobs set to "forbid" option. The issue happens when a node in our cluster crashed due to being overloaded, and restarted dkron service itself. Once it's up back, it started running the jobs which were still running in other agent servers.
When all nodes are running without being crashed, the "forbid" concurrent option works as expected.
To Reproduce
On an agent called dkron-marketplace-5, from the dkron log, it receives a signal from the cluster to run a job
Expected behavior
The jobs shouldn't be allowed to run concurrently in that way because it was set to "forbid" option which allow only to run on 1 node at a time.
** Specifications:**
OS: Ubuntu 20.04
Version: 3.2.6
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The "forbid" concurrent option is not working as expected. I have jobs set to "forbid" option. The issue happens when a node in our cluster crashed due to being overloaded, and restarted dkron service itself. Once it's up back, it started running the jobs which were still running in other agent servers.
When all nodes are running without being crashed, the "forbid" concurrent option works as expected.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The jobs shouldn't be allowed to run concurrently in that way because it was set to "forbid" option which allow only to run on 1 node at a time.
** Specifications:**
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: