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- Jobs and Job Chains are linked to Agents by means of Process Classes.
- A process class is assigned an Agent.
- A job or job chain is assigned a process class.
- A job chain can be configured to use:
- A default process class for subsequent job nodes. This enables a more flexible configuration than assigning the process class to a specific job that would be used for all jobs chains.
- A second process class for File Watching that is assigned an Agent that triggers file orders for incoming files on the Agent host.
- see How to execute Jobs and Job Chains with Agents
Agent Clustering
- A number of JobScheduler Agents can be configured in an Agent Cluster for redundancy and fail-over of Agents.
- Fixed Priority Scheduling
- JobScheduler Master will select the first available Agent for execution of jobs.
- If an Agent is not available then the next available Agent is selected from the Agent Cluster.
- Round-Robin Scheduling
- JobScheduler Master switches the Agent for each job execution.
- If an Agent is not available then the next available Agent is selected from the Agent Cluster.
- See How to use Agents with Fixed Priority Scheduling and Round-Robin Scheduling
Migration Strategy
- Users of the existing JobScheduler instances on platforms different from Windows and Linux are asked to consider the proposed Migration Strategy.
- Commercial license holders of JobScheduler on platforms different from Windows and Linux can ask for our Migration Service.
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