I had a question for one of my previous topics. I created a resource with agent plans. As Allan said, you need to choose any non-free plan to keep agents active. I did this, but they still turned off, but only after 24 hours, and not after 8. Having gone into the resource settings, I noticed the parameter runtime_hours, the value of which is 24.
The question is: how can I remove this limit? Do you need to remove a parameter or give it some special value?
This is how it was suppose to work.
I fear i might have made a mistake somewhere, since everyone keeps asking (?).
multi_tenant not set or set to false
multi_tenant set to true
It seems some people are experiencing agents are getting turned off, even when multi_tenant has not been turned on, but I’m really not sure about that ?
Either way, it’s always easier to tell people to simply add the resource and assign a non free plan.
i just re-read your post.
Did I understand your question as, if you remove runtime_hours if that then disable the “turn off agents” thing ?
Not, not right now, then it defaults to 8 hours, but i guess that would make sense to make it work that way instead …
As I expected, by deleting the resource and returning all agents to the free plan, the problem was resolved - even after 24 hours, my agents remained active. I think this happened because I do not have the multi-tenancy feature enabled (my OpenFlow is deployed locally).
But in any case, I think it’s worth looking at the correctness of this functionality, because it works a little differently than you describe
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The system was really broken.
I will push an update that streamlines it, and makes it easier to understand