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Currently a workspace cannot run for more than 36 hours continuously. However, there is no way for a user to know officially how long the workspace has been running, and to gauge how much uptime they have left on the running workspace. You can use the uptime command to show the session time, however I'm not sure how accurate this is. It would be good to add both:
Current uptime
Remaining uptime (36 hours - current uptime)
Into the gp info command, so that users are at least aware of, and can track this limitation.
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Currently a workspace cannot run for more than 36 hours continuously. However, there is no way for a user to know officially how long the workspace has been running, and to gauge how much uptime they have left on the running workspace. You can use the
uptime
command to show the session time, however I'm not sure how accurate this is. It would be good to add both:Into the
gp info
command, so that users are at least aware of, and can track this limitation.See related documentation:
And issue:
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