Retain SSH session after exiting Project in same Job
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Hello,
We are using the Execute SSH Command task in a central Project (cmdRunner) to run commands on a remote Linux server. This cmdRunner Project is called from various other Projects usually 2 to 6 times within a given Job run. This works great except that when we get more then 20 jobs running at the same time we end up overloading the authentication service on the remote Linux server. To reduce the load on the authentication service we would like to maintain the same session over the entire run of the Job as it goes in and out of various Projects but it seems like as soon as you exit a Project it drops the session. Is there a way to maintain a session between Projects in the same Job?
Thanks,
Andrew
We are using the Execute SSH Command task in a central Project (cmdRunner) to run commands on a remote Linux server. This cmdRunner Project is called from various other Projects usually 2 to 6 times within a given Job run. This works great except that when we get more then 20 jobs running at the same time we end up overloading the authentication service on the remote Linux server. To reduce the load on the authentication service we would like to maintain the same session over the entire run of the Job as it goes in and out of various Projects but it seems like as soon as you exit a Project it drops the session. Is there a way to maintain a session between Projects in the same Job?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Currently, we do not allow persistent connections on executeSSH tasks.
You could always submit an Enhancement Request to try and get this added to a future release!
You could always submit an Enhancement Request to try and get this added to a future release!
Rick Elliott
Lead Solutions Consultant
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Lead Solutions Consultant
(402) 944.4242
(800) 949-4696
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