Description
- Users run ReprocessExperiment for large or complex experiments and observe:
- Very long reprocessing times.
- Tasks that appear stuck or never complete.
- Katalyst may become sluggish during these operations, affecting other users.
Solution
- Check server resources during reprocessing:
- CPU, memory, and disk I/O usage.
- If the server is saturated, reprocessing might be contending with other workloads.
- Review processing templates:
- Complex or overly aggressive processing (e.g., many traces, heavy deconvolution) can significantly increase runtime.
- Simplify templates where possible, or split processing into steps.
- Use scheduling and throttling:
- Run heavy reprocessing tasks during off‑peak hours.
- Limit the number of concurrent reprocessing jobs if your environment supports it.
- Inspect logs:
- Look for repeated warnings or errors in ReprocessExperiment logs, which may indicate a loop or a problematic plate/well. Navigate to the Common Logs directory. The path is defined in the CONFIG.INI file under:
[Paths]: CommonLogsDir. - If a specific experiment always hangs, isolate it and test in a lower environment.
- Look for repeated warnings or errors in ReprocessExperiment logs, which may indicate a loop or a problematic plate/well. Navigate to the Common Logs directory. The path is defined in the CONFIG.INI file under:
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