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Which is the best way to design batch job type?
Right now my architecture is that I have one single Visual Studio C# solution (with several projects inside of it). The solution produces a program which has an interface for running jobs on demand also for configuring a schedule for the jobs to run automatically. The single program also has all of the batch processing code in it.
Is it necessary to monitor a batch schedule?
A Batch Schedule can contain potentially hundreds or even thousands of batch jobs. Monitoring this volume of resources can create unnecessary overhead for the system and for the monitoring system itself. It also presents an overwhelming amount of information.
What are supported resource types for batch process monitoring?
Supported resource types for batch process monitoring are: Batch schedule set – an aggregate resource for batch schedules Batch schedule – an aggregate resource containing scheduled batch jobs Batch job set – an aggregate resource for unscheduled batch jobs
How are batch schedule jobs assigned initiating priority?
This volume issue is addressed by dividing the jobs within a schedule into two types: key and non-key. Within a batch schedule, specific key jobs are assigned an Initiating Priority value that starts the schedule. The console administrator is the only one who can set the Initiating Priority value.
How is batching used to improve application performance?
Efficiencies, such as batching, enable you to do more work before reaching these limits. Batching is also effective for architectures that use multiple databases (sharding). The efficiency of your interaction with each database unit is still a key factor in your overall scalability.
How to create a batch service in Java?
A common paradigm in batch processing is to ingest data, transform it, and then pipe it out somewhere else. Here, you need to write a simple transformer that converts the names to uppercase. The following listing (from src/main/java/com/example/batchprocessing/PersonItemProcessor.java) shows how to do so:
Can a batch pool support an application package?
Batch pools created prior to July 5, 2017 do not support application packages (unless they were created after March 10, 2016 using Cloud Services Configuration). The application packages feature described here supersedes the Batch Apps feature available in previous versions of the service.