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Espresso is Carfey Software's Java-based scheduling tool | Espresso is Carfey Software's Java-based scheduling tool. | ||
It takes the power and expressiveness of Cron and combines it with enterprise-class features like load-balancing, failover and conflict prioritization. | |||
= Overview = | |||
Espresso replaces tools like Cron and Quartz by taking the basic features in a scheduler and adding full management capabilities, workflow, conflict resolution, native load-balancing and failover. | |||
It is a Java-based application, and can be run standalone or embedded within a Java process. | |||
Jobs can be configured and managed from within the administration console, and allow cron-style job patterns, schedule windows and advanced parameterization. | |||
= Features = | = Features = | ||
* Cron-style patterns are used for job scheduling. | |||
* Job configuration can be changed at any time - no restarts or rebuilds. | |||
* One simple Java interface to implement to make a job compatible with Espresso. | |||
* Schedule windows allow you to have future schedule changes (disable a job or change its runtime schedule). | |||
* Job parameterization allows for multiple instances of jobs with different configurations. | |||
* Espresso instances automatically cooperate to perform load-balancing and provide failover. | |||
Revision as of 01:24, 20 February 2011
Espresso is Carfey Software's Java-based scheduling tool.
It takes the power and expressiveness of Cron and combines it with enterprise-class features like load-balancing, failover and conflict prioritization.
Overview
Espresso replaces tools like Cron and Quartz by taking the basic features in a scheduler and adding full management capabilities, workflow, conflict resolution, native load-balancing and failover.
It is a Java-based application, and can be run standalone or embedded within a Java process.
Jobs can be configured and managed from within the administration console, and allow cron-style job patterns, schedule windows and advanced parameterization.
Features
- Cron-style patterns are used for job scheduling.
- Job configuration can be changed at any time - no restarts or rebuilds.
- One simple Java interface to implement to make a job compatible with Espresso.
- Schedule windows allow you to have future schedule changes (disable a job or change its runtime schedule).
- Job parameterization allows for multiple instances of jobs with different configurations.
- Espresso instances automatically cooperate to perform load-balancing and provide failover.
