Flux 7.11
Flux orchestrates file transfers and batch processing. Without human intervention, Flux orchestrates the transfer of high volumes of data and business transactions across different platforms and systems. Flux then manages batch processes performed against this data, including conversion of data, data compression, encryption, enterprise-specific processes as well as secure transfer for backup, replication, and distribution of files.
Overview
Quick Start Guide
New Features and Release Notes
Technical Specifications
Background
Installing Flux
Upgrading Flux
Agents
Configuration
Flow Charts
Triggers and Actions
- Triggers and Actions
- Audit Trail Trigger
- Console Action
- Database Triggers and Actions
- Database Condition Triggers and Actions
- Database Query Action
File Transfer
Error Handling
License Keys
Security
Caching
Clustering and Failover
Repository
Variable Managers
Variable Substitution
Prescripts and Postscripts
Runtime Data Mapping
Time Expressions
Business Intervals
Coordinating Actions Using Signals
Parallelism and Complex Dependencies with Splits and Joints
Operations Console
Operating Systems
Command Line Interface
Databases
Persistence
Frequently Asked Questions
Deleting All Data
Flux and Java
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