Agents and agent pools
How agents run your jobs, how agent pools route work to whichever agent is available, and how to read an agent state or diagnose a job waiting for one.
The software that runs jobs on a machine, and agent pools.
View all tagsHow agents run your jobs, how agent pools route work to whichever agent is available, and how to read an agent state or diagnose a job waiting for one.
How a job or process on a legacy LSAM machine raises an OpCon Continuum event by writing a file of event syntax into the agent's MSGIN directory — the Default event environment it needs, the line format and the credential pair Continuum verifies, which events are applied, how each one is attributed and where a rejected line goes.
The agents and connectors that are part of OpCon Continuum, and the documentation for every OpCon agent, connector, and utility, with the ones that work with Continuum today.
How to add, configure, and group agents into pools so work runs on the right machines and stays available.
How to prepare agents with the interpreters, drivers, and permissions each connector needs before running connector jobs.
What a relay is, how to register, install, and health-check one, and how to rotate its credentials so legacy LSAM machines can run jobs dispatched from the cloud without inbound firewall changes.
How to register, install, and maintain a relay so your on-prem legacy LSAM machines can run jobs dispatched from the cloud.
How Classic machines and machine groups map to OpCon Continuum agents and agent pools, including how existing LSAM machines keep running through the relay.