Comment We need Open Source AutoSys replacement (Score 1) 37
I've had the same need - a previous posted mentioned AutoSys, which for all of its ugly faults gave my last employer a very robust job scheduling platform that I found very reliable.
I've been looking (waiting?) for an open source equivalent. What we really need is something like Condor and Globus, ala the NSF Cluster Toolkit, with a cron interface (cluster-centric solutions have great features like redirection of STDOUT and STDERR, but don't have the ability to schedule a job for later execution.) Java Workflow systems have the kind of business logic you would want, but lack the cross-platform job execution and STDOUT redirection needed. Good luck finding something.
I've been looking (waiting?) for an open source equivalent. What we really need is something like Condor and Globus, ala the NSF Cluster Toolkit, with a cron interface (cluster-centric solutions have great features like redirection of STDOUT and STDERR, but don't have the ability to schedule a job for later execution.) Java Workflow systems have the kind of business logic you would want, but lack the cross-platform job execution and STDOUT redirection needed. Good luck finding something.
