Job Scheduling
Run on Time.
Many projects require the execution of certain jobs at regular time intervals, event triggers or specified times. Job scheduling allows for processes or batched events to be configured for immediate, deferred or event driven execution. Flux contains vital features to make each of these easier. This enables automated management and monitoring of scheduled workload for Java and J2EE applications. Your team can establish a central point of control for cross-platform batch processing, and seamless integration between strategic legacy and new Web Services based applications.
File Transfer
Get Those Files Moving.
With a single point of control, via the Operations Console, users can efficiently transfer vast amounts of data. By definition, managed file transfer creates data security and integrity issues. Flux allows you to safely exchange files internally across an enterprise, or externally share data with partners and customers via the Internet. Monitor files & file transfers among FTP servers, Java Message Service (JMS) message publishing, and database re-organizations.
Workflow
Control Your Flow Like a Pro.
Flux Workflow ensures you always have a reliable, automatic process, regardless of your specific business requirements. The Workflow element of Flux graphically and logically represents all your business and systems processes and how they flow and interact with one another. You can easily define, manage, and rely upon your Workflow to automatically run the various processes and steps that are the backbone to the smooth operation of your business function.
Remote Execution of Processes: Agents
Divide and Conquer.
Agents allow processes to be executed on remote computers to increase overall system throughput and to allow processes to run on computers that contain unique resources.By adding Flux Agent architecture, you can use lightweight Flux agents to run scripts, native executables, batch files, and processes on remote machines. Agents are sold as an addition to Flux.