Introduction

Operational tasks include:

to operate the JS7 components, i.e. to start, stop, restart the components,
to set up and to maintain JS7 components for secure operation,
to guarantee the availability of resources for JS7 such as storage and database access,
to check log files for events that indicate problems about interoperability of JS7 components such as inaccessible Agents.

A number of JS7 services run unattended and should be configured to match operational requirements, for example:

Initial Operation is performed after installation of the JS7 Controller, Agents and the JOC Cockpit, as described in the JS7 - Installation article.
This includes registering a Controller and Agents:
- Use of a Standalone Controller and JOC Cockpit is in scope of the Open Source License.
- Use of a Controller Cluster and/or a JOC Cockpit Cluster requires a Commercial License.
To give you an easy start, we suggest that you download some presets which you can import into the JOC Cockpit from the Configuration View:
- For download see JS7 - Getting Started, chapter: Defaults.
- After import of the Defaults.zip archive, a folder with the same name will be available that includes JS7 - Job Resources, which can be used to publish global JS7 - Job Environment Variables to your shell jobs.
Adjust global settings to your needs:
- Settings for the JS7 - Daily Plan Service
- Settings for the JS7 - Cleanup Service
Apply a startup / shutdown configuration
- JS7 - systemd Service Files for automated Startup and Shutdown with Unix Systems

Resources

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