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How to see what jobs are running on Bitbucket pipeline Self-hosted runners

Hi, we have 2 self-hosted runners set up at the workspace level for a project. we have multiple (3) repos that are sharing the runners. Is there a view that allows me to see what jobs are running on each runner and what jobs are queued up? Since the runners are shared across repositories it's a bit hard to tell what's occupying the runner and preventing other pipelines from building. Also, with two runners does that mean we can have at most 2 steps running in parallel at the same time? 

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Patrik S
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Apr 05, 2023

Hello @David Cheng ,

Thank you for reaching out to Atlassian Community!

I'm afraid that Bitbucket Cloud currently does not have an aggregated view of which pipeline is assigned to each runner at a given time. Currently, you would have to visit the pipelines page of each repository to confirm which of them have pipelines running. We do have a feature request opened to implement a dashboard to help visualize the usage of runners, which you can access at the following link : 

We encourage you to add your vote there and also mark yourself as a watcher to receive first-hand updates whenever there's any progress on the implementation of that feature.

As for your questions about parallel steps, each runner can run only one step at a time. In this case, if you have 2 runners, you would have a maximum of two steps running in parallel. When a step is triggered and no runner is available, the step will be queued until a runner completes its current step and becomes available.

Thank you, @David Cheng !

Patrik S

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