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Schedule settings
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Select how to run the Analyzer.
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Execute at specific times: Set a comma-separated list of time values in
hh:mm format to run Analyzer in the
Execute at specific times field. The time can be specified as
follows:
1:00, 15:30
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Execute periodically: Set the time interval between Analyzer runs
in the
Execution interval (hours) field.
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Cluster settings
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Specify cluster settings for the
Process Discovery Analyzer. See
Process Discovery Analyzer cluster
for details.
If you change any cluster settings, restart the master node. If you assign another computer as a master node,
restart both the current master node and the newly assigned master node. For example, currently your cluster contains three nodes:
A, B, and C. "A" is a master node. If you assign "B" as a master node, restart "A" and "B."
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Master address: IP address (IPv4 only), fully qualified domain
name (such as
myhost.company.com), or a computer name of the computer hosting the master application of
the cluster. Specify a domain name as a master address if DHCP is used in your network.
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Network pattern: This is an optional parameter that helps you bind
the cluster computer to a specific subnet, such as
192.168.*.* or
10.*.*.*. Enter the pattern if your computer runs several network interfaces with
different IP addresses.
The following ports must be changed only if standard ports are blocked on your network.
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Master port: Specify a port for the master application host.
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Master WebUI port: Specify a port to access the activity monitor
web interface of the master application host.
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Worker WebUI port: Specify a port to access the activity monitor
web interface of the worker application host.
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Master memory (GB): Specify the maximum amount of memory for the
master process. If you encounter an
outofmemory type of error in the Analyzer log on a master node, increase the amount in
this setting and restart the master node.
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Worker memory (GB): Specify the amount of memory Apache Spark
reserves for the worker process when the process starts. The Apache Spark cluster technology used in
Process Discovery
implies that you use computers that are similar in processing power and memory amount as worker nodes. If
worker nodes have different amount of free RAM, specify the lowest available amount of free memory on a node. If a node does not
have enough memory to reserve for a worker process, it is started but it does not participate in data analysis. To check the node,
open
http://<worker_ip_address>:<worker_ui_port> in a browser and make sure that
there is a running executor on the node.
Do not decrease below the default settings the amount of memory on master and worker nodes.
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Database settings
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Specify database connection settings for the
Process Discovery Analyzer
to store refined data.
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Host: Database server name or IP address. If you use Docker for
deploying
Process Discovery, this is the computer where
Process Discovery
runs in a Docker container.
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Port: Specify the port to access the database.
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Schema: Name of schema.
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Type: Specifies the type of database. This parameter cannot be
changed.
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User name: Account name to access the database by the Analyzer.
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Password: Account password to access the database by the Analyzer.
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Test button: Checks the connection to the database.
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Advanced database settings
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Specify Analyzer run settings.
Do not alter settings in this section without consulting with Kofax Technical Support.
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Connection timeout (seconds): Database operations timeout setting.
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Read batch size: A number of events read from the Agent database
in one transaction.
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Write batch size: A number of events written to the Analyzer
database in one transaction.
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Database provisioning
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Enter credentials to create the database schema and grant access to the user specified in
Database settings.
Database provisioning buttons are disabled until you save your settings on the
Database settings tab.
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Database administrator name: Specify the name of the administrator
account to access the database.
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Database administrator password: Specify a password to secure the
administrator account.
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Create schema button: Creates a schema in the database using the
specified credentials. If the schema exists, you are prompted to overwrite the existing schema or cancel.
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Grant user access button: Grants necessary database access rights
to the user specified in
Database settings. If the user exists, you are prompted to recreate
the existing user or cancel. If you recreate the user, the previous user access rights and other user settings are lost.
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