It's often necessary to perform a similar operation with thousands of your devices, regardless of whether they are online and functioning properly at the moment.
AggreGate was always offering a capability of delayed configuration changes: you can configure a thousand devices and your configuration changes will be delivered on "best effort" basis. But what if you need to execute an operation, e.g. perform a firmware upgrade?
In AggreGate 5.3, we've introduced a method for assuring successful batch operations and tracking their status. New features of system job scheduler allow to:
- Schedule an action for future or immediate execution
- Specify multiple execution targets (e.g. a group of devices) and execution concurrency settings
- Define how many execution attempts will be made for each target, as well as delay between those attempts
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The execution will take place as a background process, without any operator intervention. However, it's possible to browse a detailed status report at any time and figure out how many operations were completed successfully, which of them had failed and for what reason, etc.
Try out all AggreGate features by downloading our free trial version here.