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The queue has finally been processed but I still don't know why it was stalled. If you are running this from a notebook or the CLI it would be nice to know that you are stuck in a queue. Any ideas on how to do that?
Which device were you targeting? Some QPUs are only available to process tasks during pre-defined windows of execution, so your tasks would be queued until the QPU becomes available. Availability windows are shown for each device in the Amazon Braket Console
The DWave machine.
This was before the unplanned maintenance anounced on the 9th.
At the time the machine was advertised as being online and ready for use.
I plan on writting a service that uses the Dwave machine. Is there someway to tell if the service is up from a lambda function?
Hi AussieV123,
The GetDevice API (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/braket/latest/APIReference/API_GetDevice.html) tells you the status of a device. If you are working in python it might be more convenient to use a boto3 client for that (https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/services/braket.html#Braket.Client.get_device).
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