Revoke: The Subagent Cluster is revoked from the Controller, i.e. the deployment is undone. The definition of the cluster remains in place and can later on be deployed once again.
Delete: The Subagent Cluster is deleted from the Controller and from the JS7 inventory. This operation cannot be undone.
Deploy: The Subagent Cluster is forwarded to the Controller and can be used for assignments to jobs.

Add Subagent Cluster

To add a Subagent Cluster the Create Subagent Cluster button can be used.

This brings up the following popup window:

In the left panel the list of Subagents is available and can be dragged & dropped to the middle panel.
The middle panel holds a drop area to which a Subagent can be dropped.

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With the first Subagent being added to the cluster the middle panel offers additional drag & drop areas:

The next Subagent can be dropped to the area above the existing Subagent to specify its role as the first Subagent used with the fixed-priority scheduling mode.
- In this mode the first Subagent is used and only if it becomes unavailable then the next Subagent will be used.
The next Subagent can be dropped to the area below the existing Subagent to specify its roles as the next Subagent used with the fixed-priority scheduling mode.
- In this mode the next Subagent is used only if the first Subagent becomes unavailable.
The next Subagent can be dropped to the area right to the existing Subagent to specify use of the round-robin scheduling mode.
- In this mode each next task is executed with the next Subagent.

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If the next Subagent is added below the existing Subagent then a cluster with fixed-priority scheduling mode is created:

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If the next Subagent is dropped right to the existing Subagent then a cluster with round-robin scheduling mode is created:

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Users can add any number of Subagents to a cluster and can combine both fixed-priority and round-robin scheduling mode within the same cluster.

Assign Subagent Cluster to Jobs