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FME Server is creating dynamic sudo engines with prefix 'context-id'

  • December 20, 2018
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FME Server is creating dynamic sudo engines with prefix 'context-id':

Background: We have 3 engines on our FME Server. Workbench (WB) 1, is a continuous job run all the time, internally WB1 triggers WB1a & WB1b.

WB2 is a web-service based job, gets triggered when a web-service call is initiated.

All the WBs are in same repository. 2 engines are been dedicated to this repository.

Step1: WB1 is triggered on engine 1, now as the engine 1 is occupied, all the other jobs should be triggered on engine 2.

Step2: Lets say Engine 2 is occupied by WB2.

Step3: In this scenario, when WB1 initiates WB1a or WB1b, FME server creates a dynamic sudo engine with prefix 'context-id' for engine 1 or engine 2 and queues the job to one of these engines.

As the engine1 is occupied by a continuous job (WB1), the jobs waiting on the queue for engine 1, never get executed.

Is there a way in FME server configuration to avoid creating the sudo engines?

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richardatsafe
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We also have this article, which may help you maximize your engines and give you the control you want.

https://knowledge.safe.com/content/kbentry/55594/workflow-management-example-multiple-engines.html


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