Task Queue

The Task Queue provides administrators with visibility into all background tasks performed by WorkSpaces Manager. It allows you to monitor the progress of provisioning, scheduled actions, automated tasks, and completed tasks, helping you track the status of WorkSpace management processes.

All Tasks displays every task currently known to WorkSpaces Manager, regardless of its status or type, providing a complete overview of provisioning, scheduled operations, terminations, AutoDelete tasks, and other background activities.

Provisioning displays WorkSpaces that are currently being provisioned, including the current status, description, and next step, allowing administrators to monitor the progress of new WorkSpace deployments.

Terminations displays WorkSpaces that are scheduled for deletion, including the current status, next step, and the scheduled termination date, allowing administrators to monitor the progress of the termination process.

AutoDelete displays WorkSpaces that are scheduled for automatic deletion based on the AutoDelete settings configured under Configuration > Settings > WorkSpaces (Personal).

Complete displays tasks that have completed successfully, including the completed action, completion status, and completion time, providing a record of finished tasks.

Scheduled displays tasks that are queued to run at a future date or time, such as scheduled rebuilds, reboots, and other automated operations. It includes the scheduled execution time, queue time, and the current task state.

Recurring displays recurring background jobs managed by Hangfire, including Auto-Provisioning, Active Directory Synchronisation, Anomaly Detection, Task Processing, and other scheduled maintenance tasks. The page shows each job's schedule, last run time, next run time, and current status.

To run a recurring job immediately, click Trigger next to the required task. This allows administrators to manually execute jobs such as Auto-Provisioning, Active Directory Synchronisation, Check Tasks, and other scheduled processes without waiting for the next scheduled run.

Use Trigger to manually execute a recurring background job for testing, troubleshooting, or to force an immediate synchronisation or maintenance task.