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Jobserver had to migrate to JFrog Platform and only recent releases are available there. Please deploy if you want to try with YARN or other real cluster. Deploy job server to a cluster. EC2 Deploy scripts - follow the instructions in EC2 to spin up a Spark cluster with job server and an example application. See Deployment section for more info.

Development mode The example walk-through below shows you how to use the job server with an included example job, by running the job server in local development mode in SBT. This is not an example of usage in production. You need to have SBT installed. This uses a default configuration file. It is likely that most of what I explain here can be used on SQL Server , but you would have to test this yourself.

I am not aware of a limit to the number of target servers one master server can have. A SQL Server designated as a target server can only be enlisted to one master server. This will activate the wizard that will create your master server and enlist the target server s you designate.

Complete the steps in the wizard to configure multi server administration. Once complete you are ready to add jobs and maintenance plans. This will be the only operator that can receive notifications from multi server jobs. Also, if you plan to be notified by e-mail then each target server that you want to send you an e-mail must have a mail profile for the SQL Server Agent.

The subject of each e-mail will identify which target server is sending the message to you. I have seen one distinct difference when trying to include a clustered server. Since the only clustered servers we have are production servers I decided not to complete the set up and exited the wizard.

Managing Multi Server Administration Now to manage multi server administration you follow the same directions as I gave above to launch the wizard to configure it. The Force Poll button can be used to force the highlighted target server to poll for pending instructions. The Force Defection button can be used to remove a target server from multi server administration. Doing this from the master server will leave the multi server jobs on the ex-target server.

When I forced the defection at the target server all reference to it was removed from the master. The Post Instructions button allows you to instruct a target server to defect, change the polling interval, synchronize clock with the master server, and instruct a job to start. These instructions are available to choose from after clicking this button. Instructing a target server to defect is much cleaner than forcing it to defect. The instruction will be downloaded and executed the next time that target server polls the master.

Upon receiving the defect instruction the server will remove itself from the list of target servers and clean up almost everything associated with multi server administration. By this I mean it will delete all multi server jobs from itself, however if a multi server maintenance plan created those jobs, you will still find the name of the maintenance plan when you view your maintenance plans.

Polling interval can be set different for each target server. The interval is set in seconds and can be between 10 and 8 hours. To make the new polling interval take effect immediately you can click on the Force Poll button after giving the new polling intervals. Any time you force a target server to poll for new instructions you reset the poll interval to start counting from the time you forced that target server to poll. For example, if you have a target server with a polling interval of 10 seconds and it polls for new instructions at 10 seconds past the minute and then 20 seconds past and so on.

If you force it to poll for instructions at 15 seconds past the minute then it will continue polling every 10 seconds from that time so that the next time it polls now will be 25 seconds past the minute and then 35 seconds past and so on. This can be useful if you want to make sure no target server polls at the same time as any other target server and thus minimize network traffic to only one target server at a time. I have seen that when you defect a target server and then enlist it again to the same master or a different master the polling interval will be the number of seconds you set it to last before you defected the server.

So, if you set the polling interval to 10 seconds, defect the server, and then enlist it as a target again it will still have a polling interval of 10 seconds. Now let me discuss network traffic. I have only been able to test multi server administration on a MB Ethernet LAN using switches to connect all the servers to the network. I used 1 master server and 3 target servers and set all of them to poll the master every 10 seconds. Then I watched how much network traffic was generated.

The bandwidth used was so small as to be negligible. I believe there would be little or no problem running this on any network as long as you increase your polling interval for smaller bandwidth. For example, I believe that polling every hour or every two hours across a T1 line would be no problem as the polling only lasts a second or less.

The last instruction you can issue is to have a multi server job start. Multi server jobs will be discussed below in another section of this article. All these instructions can be sent to one or more target servers or all target servers. Download Instructions The Download Instructions tab allows you to review the instructions you have issued for each target server. In the target server drop down you can select an individual target server or all target servers.

For the job drop down you can select all jobs or an individual job. Upon making selections the display area changes to show the instructions associated with the selected target server s and selected job s. In the display you will see the target server name, operation, object name, date posted which is the date you issued the instruction , and the date downloaded which is when the instruction was polled by the target server and executed.

Adding Target Servers It is a simple matter to add more target servers to a master server after multi server administration is set up. The list will include servers that are target servers to other servers and other master servers.