How to configure Bamboo to automatically delete offline remote agents

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Summary

By default, standard remote agents are not automatically deleted after they go offline. This may lead to a large list of offline remote agents to delete manually through the Bamboo web interface.

When an offline agent is deleted, its capabilities and assignments are also removed. This means that other agents may take over performing builds of the previously deleted agent.

Environment

Bamboo Data Center 9.6.3 and newer

Solution

To ensure that standard remote agents are deleted after they enter the "offline" state, set the bamboo.delete.remote.agents.on.going.offline system property to true and restart Bamboo.

For example:

-Dbamboo.delete.remote.agents.on.going.offline=true

To learn how to set Java system properties and startup options for Bamboo, see Configuring your system properties.


Last modified on May 13, 2024

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