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| − | + | ScriptRunner is a script automation tool that allows IT administrators to safely delegate the running of scripts to helpdesk and end users by offering a simple web interface to trigger scripts with customised and sanitised inputs, with an audit trail and captured log output. | |
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| − | + | ScriptRunner also provides enterprise class distributed batch scheduling, allowing scripts and executables to be triggered at specific times, in specific orders and with inter-dependencies between each job, across multiple hosts through the use of the ScriptRunner Agent. | |
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Latest revision as of 22:29, 22 May 2020
ScriptRunner :: Script Automation and Scheduling
ScriptRunner is a script automation tool that allows IT administrators to safely delegate the running of scripts to helpdesk and end users by offering a simple web interface to trigger scripts with customised and sanitised inputs, with an audit trail and captured log output.
ScriptRunner also provides enterprise class distributed batch scheduling, allowing scripts and executables to be triggered at specific times, in specific orders and with inter-dependencies between each job, across multiple hosts through the use of the ScriptRunner Agent.
Support