I’m using galaxy .org and my jobs have been stuck in the “new / queued” state for more than 3 hours. Not a single job has started running.
What I’m running:
Filtlong on a collection of 128 Nanopore FASTQ files (fastqsanger), with --min_length 500 and --min_mean_q 8, all other options left at their defaults.
Seqtk seq (-A, force FASTA output) on the Filtlong output collection.
What I see:
All elements are gray. The job info shows “new: This is a new dataset and not all of its data are available yet. queued”.
No job is red (failed) or paused, and there are no error messages.
I launched the same run a second time and it is also stuck in the queue. I [cancelled the duplicate run / left both running].
My disk usage is [0% / 268.4 GB], so I don’t think quota is the cause.
Questions:
Is there a known issue with the queue or the cluster right now?
Could running a 128-element collection at once be affecting my priority? Would it be better to launch it in smaller batches?
I’m also experiencing issues with Filtlong. For me, I’m trying to run a concatenated dataset of 114 FASTQ files through filtlong but it has been stuck in “queued” for two hours. Although I cannot say with confidence, I’m pretty sure theres an outage with Filtlong (since all tools in Galaxy work with external resources). I don’t know when it will come back, but I’ve previously ran a lot of files through Filtlong and this is definitely abnormal.
Hope everything goes well and Filtlong works soon!
I am experiencing a problem with a Galaxy job that has remained queued for an unusually long time.
Job details:
Galaxy server:
Dataset ID: 11139
Tool: Join two Datasets (Galaxy Version 2.1.3)
Input datasets: 11137 and 11138
Job submitted: October 17, 2026
Current status: Queued — “This job is waiting to run.”
Both input datasets are successfully completed tabular files containing approximately 1.1 million rows each.
The job has remained queued without starting. I have refreshed the Galaxy history and checked the job information, but the status has not changed.
Could you please check whether there is a problem with the job scheduler or available computing resources? Should I continue waiting or resubmit the job?
For the queued-gray-datasets , there isn’t anything special happening at UseGalaxy.org right now. The usual advice about confirming your inputs and leaving queued work queued will apply.
Status: a few hours is still a very short queue! If work is queued longer than a day, then we can help with a review here.
The inputs, tool, parameters, and server can all matter for this. How to share your work with all of these details is in the banner topic, also here. → FAQ: Sharing your History