Getting Started with Automic Automation
Workload automation is a heavy-duty topic, and Automic Automation provides many enterprise-grade features to address highly complex scenarios. The depth and breadth of this area may seem challenging for new users.
This Getting Started guide covers the essential first steps so that you can quickly set up and run your first Job. The guide walks you through the most important concepts, functions and features in your system. Practical exercises let you verify that you have understood and set things up correctly.
This guide is divided in four main sections:
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Getting Started with Automic Automation: Basics Before We Start
Fundamental concepts that you must know before starting
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Getting Started with Automic Automation for Administrators: Initial Setup
Getting Started for administrator users
Basic configuration and objects you need to set up in order to carry out the exercises in this Getting Started guide
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Getting Started with Automic Automation for Object Designers: Initial Design
Getting Started for developers and object designers, also interesting for operators and managers
Setting up and running your first Job, Workflow and Notification
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Getting Started with Automic Automation for Operators: Monitor
Getting Started for operators and managers, also interesting for developers and object designers
Monitoring and analyzing your first Workflow and Schedule
Recommendation
Before starting, read the following topics in the product documentation to get acquainted with the system:
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Overview of the product and its main components
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Automic Automation Architecture
Overview of how the components interact with each other
Education
The Broadcom Software Academy provides a wide range of free online trainings. For information about how to navigate through the Academy and on how to register for courses, see Free Online Courses.
The following course(s) are associated with this topic:
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