<@ULVA73B9P> i have 600 tasks scheduled 150 have c...
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@Marvin i have 600 tasks scheduled 150 have completed other are still in pending state and not starting?
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It seems like there could be various reasons why your scheduled tasks are not starting. Here are a few excerpts from the documentation and issues that might help identify the problem: 1. The Scheduler service in Prefect should visit deployments every 60 seconds and evaluate each deployment's schedules, creating new runs accordingly. By default, it creates the next three runs, but if your tasks are not being started, you may check the Scheduler settings or look for any issues with your deployment configuration. Schedules in Prefect 2. Another user reported an issue about task scheduling hanging. This was in the context of using the DaskTaskRunner, where after some tasks were scheduled, no more would be scheduled, and eventually, the flow could crash with a PoolTimeout error. This indicates that there could be a bottleneck possibly associated with task scheduling, Dask configuration, or resource constraints. GH Issue: Task Scheduling Hangs 3. A related issue (though not necessarily your case) is when default parameters do not get overwritten on scheduled runs. This can happen under specific conditions, particularly when using external storage for the flow. GH Issue: Default Parameters Not Overwritten Given these resources, it's recommended that you check the following: - Verify the configuration of your Scheduler and that it is running correctly. - If you're using DaskTaskRunner or another task runner for concurrency, ensure that it is properly configured and that there are no resource constraints on the system it is running on. - If applicable, inspect any recent changes to default parameters or deployment configurations that could be affecting the scheduling. If these checks don't resolve your issue, it might be helpful to search for similar issues and also consider reaching out to the Prefect community for further assistance.