Getting Started with Automic Automation for Object Designers: Initial Design

These topics are a Getting Started guide for developers and object designers that are new to Automic Automation. They introduce you to the main concepts that you must know to be able to create and configure objects. These topics are also relevant for operators and managers. Understanding the configuration of the objects and their dependencies is necessary to be able to monitor their execution, identify potential problems and troubleshoot.

In the following topics, we will create objects to help you learn how to work with Automic Automation. We will start with basic objects upon which we will build up to create more complex processes. All topics provide links to related articles, descriptions, and instructions within the product documentation. Read the topics in the following order:

1. Getting Started with Automic Automation for Object Designers: Creating Your First Job
2. Getting Started with Automic Automation for Object Designers: Enhancing Your First Job
3. Getting Started with Automic Automation for Object Designers: Creating Your First Notification
4. Getting Started with Automic Automation for Object Designers: Creating your First Workflow

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:

• Automic Automation Introduction to Objects

• Automic Automation Design I

• Automic Automation Design II

• Automic Automation: Save Time with Actions and Action Packs

The following courses are also relevant for developers and object designers:

• Automic Automation: The Anatomy of Task Execution

• Automic Automation 12.3 and Higher: Task Management

This section includes the following pages:

Getting Started with Automic Automation for Operators: Monitor: Getting Started for operators and managers