Worker pools automatically de-prioritize drift detection jobs
<Stacks / Worker pools / Drift Detection> can now be configured to automatically de-prioritize drift detection jobs when worker pools are at capacity.
This feature allows non-drift detection jobs to automatically kill a running drift detection job to take its place. Killed drift detection jobs are re-queued <immediately / after a random delay / when at least one worker in the pool is idle for N minutes >
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Black Breeze
May 10, 2025
Thanks for the suggestion! Drift detection jobs are already deprioritized behind user-initiated runs internally, so there’s no risk of them consuming worker capacity when more urgent tasks are waiting. If you’re seeing unexpected behavior, we’d love to dig into it—just reach out via support.