Configuring Automic Automation

As a system administrator, you set up and configure the system to ensure that the resources are optimally allocated.

Configuring your Automic Automation system encompasses different areas:

Servers: Multi-server operations offer higher reliability and allow scalability to help your system grow as required.

More information:

• Multi-Server Operations
  • Server Processes
  • Types of Server Processes
  • Connecting to a Communication Process
  • Net Areas in the Automation Engine
  • Process Queues
  • Administrative Tables
  • Starting and Stopping Server Processes

Database: The Automation Engine database administers the scheduling data and contains all objects, execution data and reports in your system. The supported databases are DB2, MS SQL, Oracle and PostgreSQL. You can also choose to use partitions to deal with large amounts of data.

More information:

• Automation Engine Database

  • Obfuscating Passwords

  • Database Areas

  • Maintaining Data Records

  • ILM - Information Lifecycle Management

    • ILM - Partition Key Turnaround

  • Utilities

  • Transporting Data

  • Recommendations for DB2

  • Recommendations for MS SQL

  • Recommendations for Oracle

    • Oracle Parameters

Configuration and Performance: The configuration of your server computer and of the whole system is relevant to ensure adequate performance.

More information:

• Configuration (INI) Files
• System Performance
• Cache Utilization
• Usage Data (Telemetry)

See also:

• Administration Perspective
• Managing your Automic Automation System
• Administration Perspective