AutoSys Workload Automation: 12.x Installation

Content

• Videos for each component in an AutoSys Workload Automation system.
• Details on operation system requirements and how to prepare for an installation.
• Details on the basic and high availability installation configurations.
• Validation of the installation steps.
• Review of best practices.
• Walkthrough of common installation issues.

Prerequisites

If you are completely new to AutoSys Workload Automation, then we recommend that you take the following courses before enrolling in this one:

• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Overview
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Support On Boarding: Architecture Overview
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Commands - Basic
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Job Definitions Using JIL - Basic
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Job Definitions Using Web UI - Basic
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Working with Box Jobs - Basic
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Job Dependencies Using Conditions - Basic
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Job Scheduling Using Calendars - Basic
• AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x: Job Scheduling Using Date and Time Conditions - Basic

Upon completion, you will receive:

• A certificate validating the course completion
• The AutoSys Workload Automation 12.x Installation Badge

At the end of this course you will be able to:

• Perform a basic installation.
• Explain the role of each component in AutoSys Workload Automation.
• Explain how those components interact with one other.
• Explain the four different topologies and select the one most appropriate for your organization.
• Explain the order in which the installation must take place and prerequisites.
• Perform an installation for high availability.
  Conduct validations for each component after it is installed.
• Install, configure and test a cross-instance dependency.
• Understand and implement best practices.
• Troubleshoot common installation issues.