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Workspace Rapid Network Automation
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Created on Jun 25, 2024

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Set workflows to run on all workers in a worker pool

It would be useful to be able to set a workflow to be executed on every worker in a worker pool, rather than round robin. This is useful for testing type scenarios when I'd want to run the same test from multiple endpoints and collate the results. In addition, it would be a bonus if we could slim down the remote workers (or offer a remote worker lite option with reduced capabilities) so we could deploy many many remote workers on a light footprint.

Idea priority Low
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    Shane Hadden
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    |     Oct 17, 2024

    Remote worker groups are intended to be used to provide scale and redundancy within a specific zone. The worker group is the mechanism for controlling the execution location for the flow. A typical remote worker setup would use a worker group per zone, area or security context. (E.g. Arizona would be one group with multiple workers, and Chicago and New York would be separate groups with their own workers)

    If flow execution from multiple zones is required, each zone should have its own worker group. Workflows can then be written to execute actions in different worker groups to accomplish business processes as needed across those separate zones.

    Here's an example flow that would ping a specified IP from each worker group:



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