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Introduction to the Administration Perspectives
Tip: For an introduction to the Semarchy Workbench user interface, see the
"Introduction to the Semarchy Workbench" chapter in the
"Semarchy Convergence for MDM Developer’s Guide".
The Semarchy Workbench provides three perspectives for administrators:
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Administration Console: this perspective is used to administer the platform components and monitor run-time activity.
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Model Administration: this perspective is used to manage model editions and branches.
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Data Locations: this perspective is used to create data locations and manage the model and data editions in these locations.
Administration Console
In the Administration Console perspective, you can view and administer the following components:
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Execution Engine: Start and stop the engine and manage the jobs, queues and clusters.
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Integration Batch Poller: Start, stop and configure the behavior of this component.
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Plug-ins: View, add or update user-created plug-ins.
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Job Logs: View the job log as well as the job definitions.
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Logging Configuration: Configure the platform logging (trace) for debugging purposes.
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Notification Servers: Add, remove and configure mail servers used to send email notifications.
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Roles: Declare in Convergence for MDM the application server roles, and grant them with platform-level privileges.
Model Administration
In the Model Administration perspective, you can manage the versions (editions) of the models in design-time as well as the model branches. You can create and maintain using this perspective several simultaneous branches of a model, and let developers work on these various branches.
Data Locations
In the Data Location perspective, you can manage the data locations, including:
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Data Locations creation.
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Deployed Model Editions: Install or update model editions in a data location, and view the integration job definitions attached to the deployed model editions.
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Data Editions: Manage the various data editions in the data location. Create new editions and close old editions. Review the external loads submitted and integration processes executed for the data editions.
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Job Notifications Policies: Configure the notification emails sent to users on job success or failure.