WorkQueue
This tab is only available for the master. It shows all operations that the master has currently in his queue for execution, requested either by an agent or specifically by the console.
It is divided into the following two parts:
Work Queue Load
The pie chart in this upper part of the tab displays the different types of operations that are currently in the work queue of the master, such as identity uploads, patches to install, inventories to generate, and so on. The graph is automatically updated according to the user settings defined in the Preferences and thus allows you to follow the progress of time- and resource-consuming processes. This tab is provided to ensure that your master is not becoming overloaded.
List of Operations
The table in the lower part of the pane displays the list of operations together with the following information:
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
RequestTime | The date and time that the object to transfer was created on the originating device. This is the same information as that of the Name field part but in standard date and time format of DD MMM YYYY - hh:mm:ss . |
ObjectTypeName | This field displays the type of the object, such as CustomInventory, Autodiscovery or Timer . |
Object Name | This field shows a character string made up of several components which identifies the origin of the data. The components are the following:n- the name of the device which created the object connected with an underscore () ton- the name of the module, which, it is sending, connected again with an underscore () ton- the time the object was created in seconds since 1970, another underscore plusn- a random number. This number is added to ensure that even if two objects are received at the same time are uniquely identifiable.nFor example: scotty_CustomInventory_157896472_1853 , here the device with the name scotty sends up its custom inventory data. |
OperationName | The name of the operation to be executed on the objects. |
Parameter | Any parameter that is needed by the operation for its execution. |