Fastq interlacer: job runtime delays

[jaqueap]

I have problems with FastQ interlacer,
this work is taking too long to be completed

[jennaj]

Hello @jaqueap

Please see the advice in this prior Q&A. It would apply for most public Galaxy servers, not just https://usegalaxy.org.

Queue time for Trinity

Hello @ngwj Queue times can vary by time of day, day of week, the tool, and how many other people are running that same tool at the same time. The best strategy is to start jobs up then allow them to run. Avoid deleting and rerunning in hopes of jobs running faster, as that only puts your job back at the end of the queue, extending wait time. If there are server issues, this is where to check: https://galaxyproject.statuspage.io/. Right now there are some issues with Support & Test Servers, bu…

If you still need to contact the administrators of a different public Galaxy server, contact information is usually on the home page of the server itself or noted in their directory listing here: Galaxy Platform Directory: Servers, Clouds, and Deployable Resources - Galaxy Community Hub

Thanks!

[Ghazal_Aziz]

yeah I am facing the issue of delay in running job after executing it.

[jennaj]

@Ghazal_Aziz

yeah I am facing the issue of delay in running job after executing it

This advice applies when working at any public Galaxy server:

If the dataset is “gray” in color, that means it is in the queue. Allow the job to stay queued and it will process as resources become available. Avoid deleting and rerunning as that will extend wait time (rerun/new jobs are added back at the end of the queue).

[Ghazal_Aziz]

ok thank you for the help