I'm not exactly sure what happened with our Jenkins, but we had a power outage 
that took the machines down without any chance of graceful shutdown. When we 
got the systems back up, we started Jenkins up and instead of starting up and 
just bringing up the few jobs that were scheduled for around the time the 
machine started up, we had all the Build Executors full (30) and over 120 jobs 
in the Build Queue, quite a few of which were the same job, so it was firing 
off jobs as fast as the Build Executors could come free from another job. We 
were able to then shutdown Jenkins via its interface and after taking away the 
permissions on the remote systems it runs jobs on, we brought it back up and 
the Build Queue was empty and the Build Executors were quiet.

Any thoughts on why this might have happened?

Jenkins v 1.596

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