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Bala Nathan edited comment on LENS-124 at 7/31/15 12:27 PM:
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I've attached a pdf containing high level design and API contracts for 
scheduler. This is first draft. Please review and let me know your suggestions. 
On a high level, here's the proposal:

1) Support for Abstract Scheduler - More so like a scheduler execution engine 
specification. Quartz Scheduler will extend the Abstract Scheduler. There can 
be other implementations to the abstract scheduler too (akka or something else)


was (Author: balaknathan):
I've attached a pdf containing high level design and API contracts for 
scheduler. This is first draft. Please review and let me know your suggestions. 
On a high level, here's the proposal:

1) Support for Abstract Scheduler - More so like a scheduler execution engine 
specification. Quartz Scheduler will extend the Abstract Scheduler. There can 
be other implementations to the abstract scheduler too (akka or something else)

> Add scheduler service on lens
> -----------------------------
>
>                 Key: LENS-124
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LENS-124
>             Project: Apache Lens
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: server
>            Reporter: Amareshwari Sriramadasu
>              Labels: Hackathon-July
>         Attachments: Lens Scheduler API.pdf
>
>
> Query scheduler service should provide following services
>  * Schedule a query
>  ** Periodically
>  ** On data availability, for ex: whenever a day's data is available
>  * Look at status of scheduled query
>  ** Mostly the current run status
>  * Look at the output of scheduled query - through email?
>  * Update scheduled query
>  ** Update the query
>  ** Update the frequency
>  ** Update the configuration
>   * Look at stats of scheduled query
>   **  number of failures
>   **  number of reruns
>   **  Get handles for completed queries
>  * Cancel a scheduled query
>  * Pause and resume a scheduled query
>  *  Look at all scheduled queries



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