Ubik Batch Server Features
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* Recurring Job Scheduling | * Recurring Job Scheduling | ||
* Conditional Job Scheduling | * Conditional Job Scheduling | ||
| - | * | + | * Simple remote Scheduling by existing Scheduler |
| + | * Holiday and Business Calendar Support | ||
| + | * Time Zones management | ||
| + | * Time Expressions | ||
* Workflow | * Workflow | ||
* Split and Join | * Split and Join | ||
| + | * Concurrency Throttles | ||
* Transactions | * Transactions | ||
* Clustering | * Clustering | ||
| - | * Time Zones | ||
| - | * Holiday and Business Calendar Support | ||
* Web User Interface | * Web User Interface | ||
* Single click Remote deployment on N Servers | * Single click Remote deployment on N Servers | ||
| - | * Persistence | ||
| - | * Concurrency Throttles | ||
* Pause, Resume, Interrupt, Expedite, Modify Across a Cluster of Schedulers | * Pause, Resume, Interrupt, Expedite, Modify Across a Cluster of Schedulers | ||
| - | * | + | * Persistence |
* Error Handling | * Error Handling | ||
* Logging | * Logging | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 21 March 2009
Contents |
Features
- Simple Configuration
- Standalone Job Scheduler
- Time-based Scheduling
- Event-based Scheduling
- File-driven Flow charts.
- One-shot Job Scheduling
- Recurring Job Scheduling
- Conditional Job Scheduling
- Simple remote Scheduling by existing Scheduler
- Holiday and Business Calendar Support
- Time Zones management
- Time Expressions
- Workflow
- Split and Join
- Concurrency Throttles
- Transactions
- Clustering
- Web User Interface
- Single click Remote deployment on N Servers
- Pause, Resume, Interrupt, Expedite, Modify Across a Cluster of Schedulers
- Persistence
- Error Handling
- Logging
- Audit Trail
- Java, J2EE, XML, ESB, Web Services Integration
- Extensible Data Producers for High Performance
- Integrated DB Pool Management
- Integrated Monitoring
- Runs with JDK 1.4, JDK 1.5, 1.6, 1.7
Software Server
- Java Server that runs groups of batches
- Integrated JDBC DataSources
- Concept of Batch archive equivalent to WAR/EAR
- Class Loader isolation
Main figures
- 3 years in production
- More than 500 Batches / 25 Projects in Production
- 25 (Production only) Running Servers on different platforms (Windows, Linux) and different countries (North Europe, South Europe, Asia, South America)
- Critical Batches (Inventory management, Back office accountacy, Order Management, Address Fusion...)
- High load support
- High availability (24/24, 7/7)
Scheduling
- Triggering of Batch based on Cron Expression
- Triggering of Batches based on relations between them (Workflow of batches)
Pluggable Batch data sources
- Built-in implementation that extracts data based on a Pool, a SQL Query
- Built-in implementation that extracts data from Files
- JMS Sources
- Webservice sources
Monitoring
- Integrated notification of concerned users through mailing or or pluggable system
- Integrated notification on OutOfMemory risks
- Integrated notification on Pool exhaustion risks
- Integrated notification if Batch Execution exceeds a configured maximum duration
Exploitation
- Unit of deployment that groups batches of a project, their JAR dependencies in a deployable archive
- Hot deployment/undeployment/redeployment of Batch Archive
- Web application that controls many batch servers
- Pluggable authentication and authorization (LDAP, Database ...) on Ubik Batch Web Controler
- Modification of Batches configuration at runtime through Ubik Batch Web Controler
Auditing
- Batch historization in a Database
- Log levels control on runtime
Authors
- Philippe Mouawad
- Benoît Wiart
History
- Page created by Pmouawad, 4 November 2007: New page: == Scheduling == * Triggering of Batch based on Cron Expression * Triggering of Batches based on relations between them == Pluggable Batch data sources == * Implementation that extracts d...
- Contributors: Pmouawad x43, Abourre x5
- Last modified by Pmouawad, 20 September 2012: /* Features */
