PROGRAM SUMMARY
Learn how to use enhanced techniques to create and monitor complex, orchestrated processes for end-to-end automation.
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS PROGRAM
Automation Developers with previous RunMyJobs’ experience
Automation Developer
Intermediate
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Runmyjobs Automation Developer: Intermediate Learning Program
This Learning Program consists of 3 courses, made up of 14 lessons. Each course includes an exercise workbook, with step-by-step practice exercises, a quiz to assess understanding, and a downloadable supplemental training guide for future reference.
Course 1: Design
This course demonstrates how to design process definitions using a variety of built-in enhancements.
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Lesson 1:
Import Process Definitions and the Definition Studio |
Learn how to use the Import Wizard and the Definition Studio to efficiently design and develop process definitions. |
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Lesson 2:
Set Parameters and Constraints |
Learn how to use parameters and apply constraints to efficiently manage the input and output of data within process definitions and chains. |
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Lesson 3:
Use File Search, Documentation, Templates, and Formats |
Learn how to use features like templates, formats, documents, and file searches to streamline design and development. |
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Lesson 4:
Set Preconditions and Status Handlers |
Learn how to control chain workflows using preconditions and how to use status handlers to react to execution errors. |
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Lesson 5:
Use Redwood Expression Language (REL) |
Learn how Redwood Expression Language dynamically retrieves and evaluates parameter values. |
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Training Resources
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Course Quiz |
Course 2: Execute
This course demonstrates how to manage process execution using built-in features like runtime limits, overdue handling, and calendars.
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Lesson 1:
Manage Execution |
Learn how to manage process execution using queue features and how resources impact process execution. |
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Lesson 2:
Manage Runtime Limits, Overdue Handling, and Restart Behavior |
Learn how to enhance and manage process execution by adding runtime limits, overdue handling, and restart behavior. |
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Lesson 3:
Manage Calendars |
Learn how to modify basic calendars by adding time windows that incorporate shifting and period functions. |
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Training Resources
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Course Quiz |
Course 3: Respond And Review
This course demonstrates how to utilize monitoring, alerting, and auditing functionalities to support a proactive approach to automation.
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Lesson 1:
Monitor Processes |
Learn how to monitor, manage, and influence the execution of scheduled or running processes and chains. |
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Lesson 2:
Send Email or SNMP |
Learn how to configure and send information, like basic alerts, using email or SNMP. |
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Lesson 3:
Define Alerts |
Learn about the Active Monitoring System, including alert sources and escalation, as well as how to configure the Active Monitoring System. |
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Lesson 4:
Promote Objects – Export and Import Pathway |
Learn how to use the Promotion Module to export and import objects using rule sets. |
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Lesson 5:
Promote Objects – Remote System Pathway |
Learn the difference between export/import and remote system promotion methods and how to define a remote system pathway. |
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Lesson 6:
Perform Audits |
Learn about the Auditing Module, including how to define audit rules, interpret audit data, and reverse object changes. |
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Training Resources
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Course Quiz |
Automate Any Process, Anywhere.™
