Reducing the maximum runtime for Open OnDemand sessions to 24 hours On Monday 3rd November 2025, we will be implementing a change to reduce themaximum runtime for all Open OnDemand applications from 240 hours (10 days) to24 hours. Over the past 12 months, we have observed a growing number of Open OnDemandsessions remaining idle for several days. These long-running, inactive sessionsoccupy valuable cluster resources, contributing to longer queueing times for allusers. As the number of Open OnD...| QMUL ITS Research Blog
The central idea is that asynchronous work is encapsulated in objects called Tasks. Instead of registering callbacks for different events, a central Dispatcher polls these tasks to see if they can make progress. The polling is informed because t...| Josh Beckman
Tragedy plus time equals dumb IoT projects.| Port 1433
