Run a Job on a group of Agents
Sometimes there is a particular job that you may wish to run on all agents in an environment, or in all agents that match a certain resource tag. For example you may want to run a system update on all linux agents, or install a new piece of software.
You can do this by specifying
runOnAllAgents="true"for that Job.
Go will run the Job on all agents that match the environment and resources specified in the job.
If an agent is missing or lost contact, a job will be scheduled. When the agent comes back on line, the job will be re-scheduled.
Jobs are given a unique name based on the name of the job in the configuration file and the UUID of the agent on which it runs. So for example, if the job is called 'run-upgrades' and you have two agents, you would see jobs like 'run-upgrades-81b23d04-9970-44f5-8973-c70bfd7c9e67' and 'run-upgrades-9356e9d4-3a90-447d-bb74-2045aa355ef4'.
Configuration example:
To specify that a job should run on all agents, add the attribute
runOnAllAgents="true"to the job's definition (see configuration reference for <job>
<job name="run-upgrades" runOnAllAgents="true">
...
</job>
