Editor

In the editor, it is possible to perform job definition operations such as importing job definitions, as well as configure settings such as triggers, timeout periods, and actions.

Job operation

The following operations are available for job definitions.

Create

Job definitions can be created. After clicking the "Create" button in the upper left corner, select "New" to create a new definition.

Edit

From the job definition list, click the "Vertical Ellipsis" on the right side of the job to edit, then click "Edit" to edit the ID and label.

Copy

From the job definition list, click the "Vertical Ellipsis" on the right side of the job to copy, then click "Copy" to copy the job definition to the batch application.

Delete

From the job definition list, click the "Vertical Ellipsis" on the right side of the job to be deleted, then click "Delete" to delete the ID and label.

Export

From the job definition list, click the "Vertical Ellipsis" on the right side of the job to be deleted, then click "Export" to export the definition.

Caution

Job definitions for batch applications cannot be imported into the old batch service.

Import

Job definitions can be imported. After clicking the "Add" button in the upper left corner, select "Import" to import the definition.

Note

Job definitions from the old batch service can be imported into the batch application.
When importing job definitions from the old batch service, the label will be displayed as blank in the import dialog.
Please enter any value.

Deploy

You can deploy a job definition by clicking the [Deploy] icon located at the top right of the screen. This allows you to perform either a debug deployment or a release deployment of the job definition.

Commit

Job definitions can be committed to the repository. Select the Commit icon in the upper right corner to commit to the repository.

Job Input Form

Detailed settings related to job execution can be configured.
The following is a list of configurable input forms.

Form Label	Description	Remarks
Job Status	Determines the execution status of a job.	Options ・DISABLED ・ENABLED(Default)
Description	Job description can be entered here	Up to 512 characters can be entered.
External Library	Specify the file path of the external library.	Files that exist at the time of job execution will be used.
Time Out	The job timeout period can be set. If no input is provided, no timeout will be set when the job is executed.	Integers in the range 60 to 2147483646
Parameter	Parameters accessible from the job script	JSON
Trigger	Specify the trigger type. If you select Manual, the job can only be executed manually from Configuration & Monitoring > Batch > Deployed Jobs. If you select Cron, the job can be executed manually as well as automatically at scheduled intervals based on the specified Cron expression.	Options ・Manual ・Cron
Time Zone	When "Cron" is selected in the trigger, the time zone to be executed can be selected.	Options ・UTC(Default) ・Asia/Tokyo
CRON	Cron expressions can be set. For details on how to set them, refer to AWS Documentation.
Action	By pressing the "Action" button, the action editor will open and you can edit it.

Note

In the batch definition, external libraries are set in the job input form.
Please note that libraries set in Configuration & Monitoring > External Libraries cannot be referenced.

Caution

Even if a job that was deployed in an enabled state is disabled and redeployed from the batch editor, the job may still remain internally scheduled as active. To completely disable the job, go to [Side Menu] - Configuration & Monitoring - Batch - Deployed Jobs, click the [Three vertical dots] on the right side of the target job, and select [Disable].