Erik is the founder of Cloud Posse and creator of Atmos. With over a decade of experience helping teams adopt Terraform at scale, he is passionate about open-source infrastructure tooling and developer experience.
A shared module change can launch hundreds of plans. When those runs fill your runner pool, finding and cancelling them one at a time takes too long.
Queue shows queued and running workflows, plus work pending dispatch. The Waiting tab keeps approvals, explicit holds, and dependency waits separate. Group by pull request to find a batch, by runner pool to see competing work, or by repository to narrow the scope. Expand a run to inspect its jobs and assigned runners. The source filter separates Atmos Pro runs from other GitHub Actions workflows sharing those runners.
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See the PR plans and other CI sharing your runners.
Queue
See what’s running and what’s waiting to start.
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New work will appear here automatically.
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Press Play walkthrough to watch a sample batch get selected, confirmed, and cancelled. Interact with the queue to pause playback and explore manually. The demo uses sample data and makes no live requests.
Select individual runs or a whole group to cancel them together. Group selection includes runs beyond the visible rows within the current tab and filters. You can also cancel all runs directly from a batch. The confirmation shows how many Atmos Pro and other CI runs you selected; selections over 50 runs or containing other CI require typing CANCEL.
Pending dispatches stop immediately. For runs already sent to GitHub, cancellation continues in the background. A run that finishes before cancellation reaches it keeps its completed result. Cancellation requires an active seat and GitHub write access to every selected repository.
To catch large batches before they start, enable the repository’s dispatch circuit breaker. Queue gives you a way to stop work already underway.
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