How to find the number of jobs in the Bamboo Data Center queue from the database

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Summary

If you would like to know how many builds and deployment jobs that has been queued in Bamboo you can check the Build Activity page.
Alternatively if you would like to query Bamboo database you can use the below SQL.

Environment

Bamboo Data Center 9+

Tested on Postgres Database.

Solution

The query combines the build jobs and deployment jobs in the queue. 

SELECT LIFE_CYCLE_STATE,
       SUM(TOTAL_COUNT) AS TOTAL_COUNT
FROM   (SELECT LIFE_CYCLE_STATE,
               COUNT(*) AS TOTAL_COUNT
        FROM   BUILDRESULTSUMMARY B
        WHERE  BUILD_TYPE = 'BUILD'
        GROUP  BY LIFE_CYCLE_STATE
        UNION ALL
        SELECT LIFE_CYCLE_STATE,
               COUNT(*) AS TOTAL_COUNT
        FROM   DEPLOYMENT_RESULT DR
        GROUP  BY LIFE_CYCLE_STATE) AS COMBINED_RESULTS
GROUP  BY LIFE_CYCLE_STATE;

Below are the sample values that life_cycle_state column can contain. 

  • Pending: The build pending status - as long as the build is not queued
  • Queued: The build is queued, as long as agent hasn't started the build process
  • InProgress: The build is really building, so once checkout started on agent
  • Finished: The Build finished
  • NotBuilt: The Build was not built

Sample outcome of the above query shows as below.



Last modified on Oct 16, 2024

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