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  • 1.  Data3Sixty running nodes in parallel but starting separately

    Employee
    Posted 05-15-2019 15:40

    Note: This was originally posted by an inactive account. Content was preserved by moving under an admin account.

    In Lavastorm we were able to start a node running go to another node and start that node running etc and have multiple nodes running at the same time but started independently of each other. In Data3Sixty once I start a node running I have to wait until it completes to start another node running. If the first node takes a lot of time to run I am waiting for it to complete. How do I configure Data3Sixty to allow me to run multiple nodes in parallel.



  • 2.  RE: Data3Sixty running nodes in parallel but starting separately

    Employee
    Posted 05-16-2019 03:26

    It's not currently possible to kick off a run of a set of nodes whilst another set of nodes are running. This is a roadmap candidate for later this year. Reference: LAE-7888



  • 3.  RE: Data3Sixty running nodes in parallel but starting separately

    Posted 08-20-2019 20:42

    Hey @Adrian Williams, What does the reference LAE-7888 means? is there road map defined in which we can view what are the future functionalities that your team is working on?

     

    Kind regards



  • 4.  RE: Data3Sixty running nodes in parallel but starting separately

    Employee
    Posted 09-05-2019 05:22

    In this case the tag is just being provided to cross reference customer requests to items that are candidates for inclusion in our rodamap - helping to reduce duplication and enabling us to track which functionality is required by customers. You can use this reference in discussions with your account manager or with Support.

     

    Note that you can currently run multiple nodes at the same time (when the run is initiated for the nodes at the same time). The required nodes can be selected clicking on the canvas and entering Ctrl + A to select all nodes (or right-click on the canvas and use the 'Select All" option in the context menu). You can also select specific nodes to run at the same time by hovering the cursor over each node and using Ctrl + left-mouse click then use the run/ re-run menu button (or Ctrl + R / Ctrl + Shift + R) to execute the selected nodes. 

    LAE-7888 relates to extending the run capabilities to allow a subsequent nodes to be added to the queue of nodes to be executed.