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Bull Dashboard Queue States

In the context of using Bull with the Bull Dashboard, here's how the queue states are defined:

Queue States

1. Waiting:

A job is in the "Waiting" state when it has been added to the queue but has not yet started processing. This means it is waiting for a worker to pick it up and start executing it.

2. Active:

A job is in the "Active" state when a worker has picked it up and is currently processing it. This means the job is being executed, and it is in the process of completing its task.

3. Completed:

A job is considered successful (or "Completed") when it has finished processing without any errors. This means the job's processing function has returned successfully, and the job has been marked as completed in the queue.

4. Failed:

A job is marked as "Failed" when an error occurs during its processing. This can happen if:

  • The job throws an error.
  • The job exceeds the maximum number of retries (if configured).
  • The job is manually failed using the Bull API.

When a job fails, it will not be retried unless you have configured retry logic.