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Currently, APScheduler couples the execution of services with the eNMS node, since APScheduler is only capable of managing local executions on a single instance. Celery+Redis would decouple the execution of services and create its own cluster of execution nodes. These would act as a load balanced pool and would be immune to a single node failure. This fixes the issue of what to do with scheduled tasks on a node that has failed.
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Currently, APScheduler couples the execution of services with the eNMS node, since APScheduler is only capable of managing local executions on a single instance. Celery+Redis would decouple the execution of services and create its own cluster of execution nodes. These would act as a load balanced pool and would be immune to a single node failure. This fixes the issue of what to do with scheduled tasks on a node that has failed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: