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Why does disabling a plan not reduce the job limit on a starte license

Adam Collins

So I accept that there are limitations on the starter license. But surely if I disable my plans those jobs should not count towards the limit???!

How can I either archive/disable jobs (without deleting them entirely) to bring bamboo back under the 10 job limit?

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Mirek

Hi @Adam Collins ,

Thank you for posting a question on Community. We are happy to help you with your problem. Please check if my answer would help you.

Overview:

Yes, that is true that Starter Bamboo license is related to 10 Jobs. I posted already a answer in a similar post explaining how those are counted. Post is here:

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/What-does-10-jobs-starter-license-mean-and-will-it-suffice/qaq-p/960580

Make sure that you understand the Plan Branches count also.

I included there also a link to KB article where you can check how many jobs are actually active in your Bamboo instance.

Related Posts:

On this post ..

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/Is-the-10-job-limit-on-the-Bamboo-starter-licence-10-jobs-at-a/qaq-p/235320

you might notice an answer that explain that only deleting the job and waiting couple of minutes is the best way of making sure that it would not be counted towards the license. This mean that disabling the plan might not work. Those must be entries in the DB and deleting might be the only way.

I hope that this answer would help you and it would at least get you the overall context on how this is working. If you have additional questions feel free to hit the Reply section (below my answer) to continue the thread and I would try to investigate.

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Mirek

Hi @Adam Collins ,

Thank you for posting a question on Community. We are happy to help you with your problem. Please check if my answer would help you.

Overview:

Yes, that is true that Starter Bamboo license is related to 10 Jobs. I posted already a answer in a similar post explaining how those are counted. Post is here:

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/What-does-10-jobs-starter-license-mean-and-will-it-suffice/qaq-p/960580

Make sure that you understand the Plan Branches count also.

I included there also a link to KB article where you can check how many jobs are actually active in your Bamboo instance.

Related Posts:

On this post ..

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/Is-the-10-job-limit-on-the-Bamboo-starter-licence-10-jobs-at-a/qaq-p/235320

Adam Collins

I understand how it is currently working... My question is whether this is the intended behaviour or a bug?

My expectation is that a disabled job would not count towards the limit.

Forcing users to delete their plans and losing all the effort and time spent setting up each one when switching between plans seems ridiculous

Please can someone confirm if this is intended or not.

Jeyanthan I

Hi @Adam Collins ,

My expectation is that a disabled job would not count towards the limit.

If the job is not running (and is disabled), it shouldn't be counted towards the limit. If it does, it needs further investigation.

Does your server log reveal something? Do check your build queue(Build -> Build activity) if there are other builds running.

Cheers,
Jey

Adam Collins

Thanks Jey,

No jobs running. have disabled every job and plan and branch plan. and still getting job limit reached message.

What would I look for in the logs?

Rafael Pinto Sperafico_35quns

Hi @Adam Collins ,

Thank you for your inquire.

I have just commented on a similar inquire regarding Starter License for Bamboo, addressing the License count on Jobs in Bamboo - Job limit on starter license

Furthermore, I have created a feature request to reduce friction on this matter - https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-20919 - Starter License should allow unlimited jobs with 1 local agent

Please, feel free to comment on the link above.

Kind regards,
Rafael

Adam Collins

Hi Rafael,

In principal I do not object to limiting the number of job on a starter license. I have no issue with it being limited to 10.

What makes it unuseable at the moment is that even if I disable plans/jobs in bamboo they still count against the limit.

This means If I want to switch between plans, I have to delete the entire plan and lose all the time I invest in setting it up.

Rafael Pinto Sperafico_35quns

Hi @Adam Collins ,

I understand your frustration and thinking on this matter, it would be beneficial to all Starter License users if there was no limitation towards the amount of Jobs. Therefore, BAM-20919 was created/suggested.

This means If I want to switch between plans, I have to delete the entire plan...

Correction, you would have to delete the Job and not the Plan.

...and lose all the time I invest in setting it up.

Alternatively, you could make use of Exporting existing plan configurations to Bamboo Specs to keep your configuration(s). Restoring it/them through Tutorial: Create a simple plan with Bamboo Java Specs or Tutorial: Bamboo Java Specs stored in Bitbucket Server

Kind regards,
Rafael

Mirek

Thank you @Rafael Pinto Sperafico for jumping in on this thread and clarifying.

@Adam Collins I hope that is clear now how Bamboo Starter license works.

However if there is still something we can help you with please let us know.

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