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Sched is used to synchronize and follow tasks (night job) on environments comprising several hosts. The project does not include scheduler (cron, fcron, anacron etc.)
The system is composed of one (or several) master (sched_master), of agents (sched_slave) and jobs (sched_job) (organization of task to execute).
The user can create his job a gtk program (sched_builder) and can follow his treatments with a web interface (sched_view). Sched will synchronize stop/starting etc. (without using of ssh account passwordless) and will make it possible to follow each stage via a graph of execution (reporting).
With sched_view the administrator will be able to start again part of a job, to consult the logs, to launch a job etc... The application is written in Perl and work with a postgresql database.
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