Atrium Integrator Pentaho/Spoon Engine

2014-03-07 Thread Josh
Hey everyone, 

I have a no brainer question here.  Obviously, we all know Atium Integrator 
replaces AIE.  I have looked everywhere but cannot seem to locate the engine it 
uses?  Does Atrium Integrator use the AIE engine?  Sometimes on the old AIE 
you'd have to restart AIE to get it to run quickly.  No biggie, however I am 
curious does Atrium Integrator have a different engine or is does it leverage 
the AIE engine?

Also - does pentaho/spoon utilize the AIE Engine or since it is a client 
install is it just utilizing its own engine inside kettle on the client 
machine?  

I am looking at this from a server grouping perspective, should we use the same 
mentality on those other engines when server grouping if Atrium Integrator does 
indeed utilize some other engine?

Sorry for the million questions in one post.

Thanks

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Re: Atrium Integrator Pentaho/Spoon Engine

2014-03-07 Thread LJ LongWing
Spoon is the client that comes with Pentaho.  Pentaho is the engine used in
AI to do the work.  It is loaded as a plugin in one of your plugin servers.
 If you look in the armonitor.cfg file you should one of the lines loading
pentaho jar files.


On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 1:00 PM, Josh remedyd...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hey everyone,

 I have a no brainer question here.  Obviously, we all know Atium
 Integrator replaces AIE.  I have looked everywhere but cannot seem to
 locate the engine it uses?  Does Atrium Integrator use the AIE engine?
  Sometimes on the old AIE you'd have to restart AIE to get it to run
 quickly.  No biggie, however I am curious does Atrium Integrator have a
 different engine or is does it leverage the AIE engine?

 Also - does pentaho/spoon utilize the AIE Engine or since it is a client
 install is it just utilizing its own engine inside kettle on the client
 machine?

 I am looking at this from a server grouping perspective, should we use the
 same mentality on those other engines when server grouping if Atrium
 Integrator does indeed utilize some other engine?

 Sorry for the million questions in one post.

 Thanks


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Re: Atrium Integrator Pentaho/Spoon Engine

2014-03-07 Thread SUBSCRIBE arslist Aditya Sharma
Look for the keyword diserver in armonitor.cfg and that is the java plugin 
responsible to. Load carte server running Atrium Integrator.

Regards,
Aditya

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Subject: Re: Atrium Integrator  Pentaho/Spoon Engine

Spoon is the client that comes with Pentaho.  Pentaho is the engine used in
AI to do the work.  It is loaded as a plugin in one of your plugin servers.
 If you look in the armonitor.cfg file you should one of the lines loading
pentaho jar files.


On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 1:00 PM, Josh remedyd...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hey everyone,

 I have a no brainer question here.  Obviously, we all know Atium
 Integrator replaces AIE.  I have looked everywhere but cannot seem to
 locate the engine it uses?  Does Atrium Integrator use the AIE engine?
  Sometimes on the old AIE you'd have to restart AIE to get it to run
 quickly.  No biggie, however I am curious does Atrium Integrator have a
 different engine or is does it leverage the AIE engine?

 Also - does pentaho/spoon utilize the AIE Engine or since it is a client
 install is it just utilizing its own engine inside kettle on the client
 machine?

 I am looking at this from a server grouping perspective, should we use the
 same mentality on those other engines when server grouping if Atrium
 Integrator does indeed utilize some other engine?

 Sorry for the million questions in one post.

 Thanks


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Re: Atrium Integrator Pentaho/Spoon Engine

2014-03-07 Thread Ortega, Jesus A
Basically Pentaho has Jobs (Data Exchanges) and Transformations (CI/AR Data 
mappings). Once you have converted your AIE jobs to AI using their conversion 
utility in the AI Client install,  you can access those jobs from the Mid-Tier 
in the Atrium Integrator console. If you need to restart a job, you can do it 
from the console. Any editing of the Jobs and their Transformations has to be 
from Spoon. 
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Subject: Atrium Integrator  Pentaho/Spoon Engine

Hey everyone, 

I have a no brainer question here.  Obviously, we all know Atium Integrator 
replaces AIE.  I have looked everywhere but cannot seem to locate the engine it 
uses?  Does Atrium Integrator use the AIE engine?  Sometimes on the old AIE 
you'd have to restart AIE to get it to run quickly.  No biggie, however I am 
curious does Atrium Integrator have a different engine or is does it leverage 
the AIE engine?

Also - does pentaho/spoon utilize the AIE Engine or since it is a client 
install is it just utilizing its own engine inside kettle on the client 
machine?  

I am looking at this from a server grouping perspective, should we use the same 
mentality on those other engines when server grouping if Atrium Integrator does 
indeed utilize some other engine?

Sorry for the million questions in one post.

Thanks

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Re: Atrium Integrator Pentaho/Spoon Engine

2014-03-07 Thread Josh S
Thanks Jesus, 

I am indepthly familiar with Atrium Integrator, pentaho spoon and AIE.  My 
question is specifically about the engine that AI runs in.  For us who have 
done large amounts of work with AIE over the years its common practice to 
restart AIE engine specific instances (AIE 001,002 respectively)to get AIE to 
run the job immediately versus waiting until AIE comes back around to running 
it on the AIE engine cycle.  

My question here is how do I stop/restart the engine that runs Atrium 
Integrator?  Where does it run?  When server grouped, it is best practice when 
doing CMDB work via AIE to push off AIE to its own separate server on the 
server group, because when doing imports you will dog out Arsystem if its not.  
My very specific question is how is this done with AI?  Is there an engine that 
runs AI like there was on AIE, normally on AIE we would set the server group 
ranking form to push off AIE jobs to their own server, how does that work with 
AI?  Is there a method to accomplish this via AI?Is there an engine?

This is much deeper level question than simply defining the workings of AI.  I 
appreciate the help thank you again.

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Re: Atrium Integrator Pentaho/Spoon Engine

2014-03-07 Thread patchsk
See if this helps.
The engine behind the Atrium Integrator that actually runs the jobs 
remotely is called Carte server. It is a component of Pentaho Suite you use 
to run jobs remotely.
While installing Atrium Integrator, Carte also gets installed on each node. 
At the run time Atrium Integrator sends the job to Carte and Carte executes 
them.
Carte is an apache web server listening on default port 2.
While the job is running in the AI Console you can see a status button, 
when you click the button, it actually launches the Carte url. 
From there also you can control the job runs.(Stop,Restart etc..)
Coming to AI jobs controlling in a Server Group, while scheduling the job 
in the AI Console you can select which carte Server(each ARServer will have 
one Carte server installed) this job should be associated with. You can 
have one instance of job run in only one node. You cannot loadbalance or 
concurrently run the same job run instance across  multiple ARS nodes.

Probably you might have to kill the AI Plugin or restart Carte Web Server 
or restart ARS itself depending on the kind of issue you are seeing. 


You can find more details here:
https://docs.bmc.com/docs/display/public/ac81/Atrium+Integrator+in+a+server+group+environment




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