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Today, Tim is here to share some new resources on Queue Control in FME Flow.
With Queue Control, you can create queues with their own priority levels, then use Job Routing Rules and Engine Assignment Rules to allocate which jobs and engines are assigned to those queues. Layer on Active Periods, and you get time-based routing: engines can shift between queues on a recurring schedule, so you can delay jobs from running during business hours to later in the day, optimizing engine use.
Learn more about Queue Control by watching a webinar: Queue Control in FME: 3 Scenarios Every Admin Should Understand, which breaks down how Queue Control works behind the scenes, with live demos and real-world routing scenarios. You'll walk away knowing how to configure queues and routing rules with confidence, prioritize the jobs that matter, and stop queue congestion before it starts.
We’ve also published a new Knowledge Article on Job Routing for Maintenance Cycles on a Fault-tolerant Installation
This step-by-step walks you through queues, engine assignment rules, and active periods so jobs reroute automatically when performing maintenance on a Fault-tolerant Flow installation.
We hope you all enjoyed this week’s post! Join us next week for more fun content!