One of the most important features of Obsidian is the ability to be notified of application events and also quickly locate and correct any issues that arise. While products like Quartz and cron4j give us the basic scheduling, we have to develop our own solutions for monitoring and notification of events. Unfortunately, in many corporate … Read more
Obsidian Scheduler provides enterprise scheduling features while natively supporting pooling and clustering, or in other words, load balancing and fault tolerance. But Obsidian does so in a way that is painless and non-invasive. In fact, you don’t have to do anything. Load balancing and fault tolerance are built into each instance of Obsidian Scheduler whether … Read more
When we started working on our Obsidian Scheduler, one of the primary motivations was to give our clients full control over the configuration of their server runtime and total control over job configuration, including schedule, state, parameterization, etc. More than just full control, we wanted the configuration of said items to take effect immediately across … Read more