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The Classic JOC user interface is entering retirement:
The JOC Cockpit user interface is a replacement for the Classic JOC interface:
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JobScheduler Operations Center
The JobScheduler Operations Center (JOC) is used to monitor and control the jobs, job chains and orders.
You open JOC in a browser with the URL:
where scheduler_host
and scheduler_port
are the hostname and the TCP port number of the JobScheduler.
Overview Communication Between JOC and JobScheduler Engine
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Factors affects JOC Performance
Size of data packet
- One of major factor affecting data packet sent back by JobScheduler depend upon number JobScheduler objects e.g. job chain, job, order, deployed in live folder.
Number of running jobs/tasks
- Number of running jobs/tasks also add addition run time information e.g. start time, end time, step text etc.
Number of history entries per order/task
- In JOC user can configure how many order/task histories he want to see. As number of order/task history is higher, JobScheduler engine needs more time to fetch that information from database. Also the data packet size will be bigger.
Auto update frequency
- By default auto update of JOC is disabled . But if user enable the Auto update
Database performance
- JobScheduler fetch history and status information from Database tables, as time progress database tables become too big and usual database performance problems such as no indexing, unoptimized queries plans etc started affecting JOC performance.
Network performance
- The JOC communicate with JobScheeduler JobScheduler over LAN / local network. Usually enterprise networks are very fast but added layer of security. packet firewalls, zoned network etc add bit of latency. which also can affect the JOC performance.
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The JOC will open a new tab to display the debug information. You will see debug information in new tab depending upon Log Level, Number of job, job chain etc. and JOC update frequency.
Disable Debugging
To disable the JOC debugging follow the same steps as for Enable Debugging and in step three set the Log Level to 0.
Analyze Data In Debug Log
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115-05-04 14:02:18.684 [debug3]ELAPSED TIME FOR SCHEDULER REQUEST: 0.172s 115-05-04 14:02:18.703 [debug3]MODIFY DATETIME ATTRIBUTES: 115-05-04 14:02:18.725 [debug3]ELAPSED TIME FOR MODIFY DATETIME ATTRIBUTES: 0.022s 115-05-04 14:02:18.743 [debug3]ELAPSED TIME FOR SCHEDULER TREE REQUEST: 0.521s 115-05-04 14:02:18.762 [debug3]START MODIFY RESPONSE left_frame 115-05-04 14:02:18.782 [debug3]ELAPSED TIME FOR MODIFY RESPONSE: 0.02s 115-05-04 14:02:18.801 [debug3]WRITE HTML 115-05-04 14:02:18.820 [debug3]START TRANSFORM RESPONSE frameset 115-05-04 14:02:18.937 [debug3]ELAPSED TIME FOR TRANSFORM RESPONSE frameset: 0.117s 115-05-04 14:02:18.957 [debug3]ELAPSED TIME FOR WRITE HTML: 0.156s 115-05-04 14:02:18.975 [debug1]ELAPSED TIME FOR UPDATE left_frame: 0.79s 115-05-04 14:02:18.995 [debug3]HTTP REQUEST STATUS onComplete 200 115-05-04 14:02:23.286 [debug2]EXEC update_periodically_checkbox__onclick("[object HTMLInputElement]") in top_frame 115-05-04 14:02:23.305 [debug4]DELAYED EXEC (0.001s): parent.left_frame.repeat_update( parent._scheduler._update_periodically, parent._scheduler._update_periodically ); called by update_periodically_checkbox__onclick in top_frame 115-05-04 14:02:23.324 [debug2]ELAPSED TIME FOR EXEC update_periodically_checkbox__onclick("[object HTMLInputElement]") in top_frame: 0.038s |
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- Organizing JobScheduler objects e.g. job, job chain under directories and sub directories.
- In case of higher number of JobScheduler objects JOC's tree view render faster compare to list view.
- Using JobScheduler with Jetty Web server rather then JobScheduler's inbuilt Web Server also has visible performance improvement.
- By increasing auto refresh / Update time to 30-45 seconds also reduce load on the JobScheduler engine.
- Also check your JobScheduler database for old indexes and other usual database related performance problems
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