Srujan Pathuri said:
* We will have around 100-200 users who would interact with Automation Engine on a daily basis.
I know you didn't ask this, but I'm going to say it anyway:
Think very well about if you really want to have 100-200 people working with Automic. Are those people only starting jobs? That'd be fine.
Are they building jobs? In that case, please consider that, unless all of your people are trained to a high standard and properly obliged to cater for "system hygiene", you
may end up with a veritable mess containing poorly built jobs, uncoordinated server loads, obsolete objects and scripting that does not follow any guidelines.
Of course this can be counteracted with training, obligations and job
documentation. But I for one have come to be a proponent of having a
central department writing jobs, not everyone else.
You also have to be aware that the AE will not shield itself from user error. With the exception of some features such as the recursiveness throttle in the scripting language, users
can bring down the AE if given sufficient user permissions, simply by e.g. writing poor scripts.
Best regards,
Carsten