Watch these videos to see how fast and easy it is to automate your enterprise schedule with Skybot Scheduler.
You may want to refer to the Skybot glossary before or while viewing the video clips so that the terms used in the videos are more familiar.
What is Skybot Scheduler?
With event-driven scheduling and other robust features, Skybot Scheduler was designed with today's data center needs in mind. Find out how Skybot Scheduler can help you improve efficiency, meet service level agreements, reduce costs, and more.
Who Is Skybot Software?
Take a tour of our offices, see our departments at work, and hear from Janet Dryer, the CEO of our parent company, Help/Systems, to discover what unique benefits Skybot Software brings to the field of enterprise workload automation.
Behind the Scenes at Skybot Software
Ever since Skybot Scheduler started automating our tasks, job streams, and batch processes, we've had more time to hang out with our mascot, Otto. He's a Justin Bieber fan, skateboarder, tea drinker, and aspiring supermodel. Watch our video, and you'll see that having Otto in your office is an enterprise-worth of scheduling fun!
Installing Skybot Scheduler
Whether you're beginning to explore Skybot Scheduler or you're ready to start a trial, watch this simple, step-by-step guide to see how easy it is to install Skybot Scheduler. Our installation guide will have you up and running in minutes—watch and see!
Installing Agents on Your Servers
Do you manage many servers, with different operating systems? See how easy it is to install agent software on your servers and connect them to Skybot Scheduler for centralized enterprise scheduling and system monitoring.
Creating a Job With Skybot Scheduler
Do you spend a lot of time manually running the same jobs on the same servers? Learn how to create scheduled jobs that run when you want them to, not when you have time to run them.
Documenting Dependent Job Streams
Skybot Scheduler's Job Flow Diagrams make it easy to document your dependent job streams. Job Flow Diagrams help you quickly visualize all of the prerequisites and dependencies in your job stream.
Importing Cron Jobs into Skybot Scheduler
Are you currently using cron to schedule your jobs? Learn how easy it is to import your cron jobs directly into Skybot Scheduler!
One Job with Multiple Schedules
Some tasks don't need to run at the same time every day. For example, you could have a job that runs every day at the same time, plus every Sunday at the same time. You don't need to create a separate job for every schedule you want the same job to use.
Creating a Notification List
Notification lists let you create groups of users or e-mail addresses to send notifications to. This is helpful when you want certain jobs or events to always notify the same group of people, including non-Skybot Scheduler users.
Creating a Job Monitor
Job Monitors let you know if a job runs long, ends early, or started late. You simply set the details for each type of monitor, including how to be notified if something happens. Job Monitors can be used as prerequisites for reactivity in your event-driven schedule.
Creating an FTP Job
Skybot Scheduler makes it easy to automate file transfers. Once you've set up your FTP systems, simply use the Commands section of a job to set up the file transfer.
Creating a File Transfer System
Skybot Scheduler makes transferring files easy. Once you have a file transfer system set up, you just enter file name and directories to work with, and Skybot Scheduler write the command for you - automatically.
Building an Agent Event Monitor
How do you know when a critical file has arrived on one of your servers? Learn how to configure a monitor that automaticalliy notifies you when a file arrives. You can use event monitors to trigger an event-driven schedule.
Creating a Dependent Job Based on File Arrival
Now that you have set up your Agent Event Monitor to watch for your critical files, you're ready to create your dependent job! File arrival is just one of the prerequisite options you can choose when setting up reactivity in your event-driven schedule.







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