Operation Modes
Purpose
Operation modes let you flexibly adapt the system configuration to varying requirements, maximizing the use of available system resources.
An operation mode defines a resource configuration for the instances in your system. It can be used to determine which instances are started and stopped, and how the individual services are allocated for each instance in the configuration.
You can define operation modes to suit specific system requirements, for example, to provide additional dialog or background processing resources during a particular period of time without having to restart the system.
Operation modes define:
· The number of work processes used for each service in the instance
· The times that the services are available
Operation modes support:
· 24 hour uninterrupted system operation
· Automatic switching of work process types
An instance is not created through an operation mode. Instances are created when the system is installed, and can be assigned to operation modes.
See also:
Example: Day and Night Operation
Switching Operation Modes Automatically
Switching Operation Modes Manually
Checking the Operation Mode with the Control Panel
Monitoring Servers and Work Processes