Scalable IT Workload Automation
summary
scalix-like claim: schedulix provides a central server + agents model that replaces sprawling cron and ad hoc scripts with declared jobs, dependencies and resource locks so you can avoid manual SSH fixes and script hacks. uploader benchmarks show control of 1 million+ processes in tests on a small Power8 box and real customers run about 100k processes/day. installation needs minimal days of training, RPMs for RHEL/CentOS exist, and features include restart/backlog handling, load balancing and explicit resource synchronization.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Scalable IT Workload Automation
- 1:03Who we are
- 6:58Historical background
- 10:34What has changed?
- 12:21Scripted Automation
- 14:19Distributed workload
- 15:22Report out of date
- 15:58Integration of a new ETL process
- 16:20Database system crashed
- 17:03schedulix it!
- 17:55Advantages using schedulix
- 20:26schedulix scales
- 22:28schedulix facts
- 22:53Our Mission
- 23:07Join the schedulix Community
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