Adding an Automic Automation Scheduler
This page guides you through creating a new scheduler for Automic Automation. You have to add a new Automic Automation scheduler for each Automic Automation Client that you want to integrate into your AAI environment.
You can add Automic Automation schedulers before installing the Automic Automation Connector. However, you will not be able to use them until the Connector is up and running. For more information, see AAI Integration for Automic Automation.
To add an Automic Automation scheduler, go to System > Schedulers in your web interface and define the parameters listed below.
In the Add Scheduler section:
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Name: Supplied by the user
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Scheduler Type: Automic Automation
If there is an Automic Automation Connector registered, it is listed below this field.
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Time Zone: Enter the time zone in which the scheduler is located
Default: GMT
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Automic REST API Endpoint / URL: Enter the address of the server
Format: http(s)://{host}:{port}/ae/api/{version}
Example
http://<AutomicServer>:8088/ae/api/v1
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Automic Client ID: Enter the Automic Automation Client number
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Automic REST API User: Enter the User ID
Optionally, you can use the User ID and Department
Example AUTOMIC/AUTOMIC
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Automic REST API Password: Enter the password
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Automic Web Interface: Enter the Automic Web Interface URL
Example
http://<AutomicServer>:8080/awi/
In the Advanced Settings section:
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Debug Log HTTP Payloads: If the checkbox is selected, the REST requests and responses to and from the Automation Engine are written in JSON format into the log file.
Default: Not selected
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Projected Start Time Period (days): How far forward should the Connector look for planned start times
Default: 30 days
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Historical Data Initial Load Period (days): How far back should the Connector look the first time it fetches information.
Default: One day
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Automic REST API Read Timeout (seconds):Timeout for AE REST API calls
Default: 600 seconds
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Job Definition Refresh Interval: Refresh interval in seconds
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Event Polling Interval (seconds): Specific event polling interval for a particular scheduler
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Job Definition Retry Delay (seconds): Period of time after which the REST API retries to fetch object definitions if a previous attempt failed
Default: 60 seconds