RelaxEffortlessly manage your Batch and Scheduled Apex processes Zach McElrath, Skuid, Lead Developer@zachelrath

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Testing the watersHave you ever…

▪ Written Scheduled Apex?• Tried to deploy Scheduled Apex between orgs, and had to manually delete each

Scheduled Job, 1-by-1, then recreate them, 1-by-1?

▪ Written Batch Apex?• Tried to run a sequence of Batch Apex jobs one after the other?• Wished you could run a sequence of Batch Apex jobs every 15 minutes, every

day --- without recoding the “sequence keep-alive” logic in the finish() method of every Batch Apex class?

Relax lets you…1. Manage your individually-Scheduled Apex jobs

▪ Activate/deactivate en masse, deploy via data loader, mass edit

2. Run scheduled sequences of Batch Apex jobs, as often as every 5 minutes, every day, without writing any additional code

3. Easily reuse common Batch Apex code

DEMO 1:

Mass-schedule, deactivate, and activate a group of Scheduled Apex Jobs with Relax

Standard method for scheduling an Apex job: 1 by 1

Standard method for managing jobs: 1 by 1

Hassles with standard scheduled job management1. Jobs have to be created 1-by-12. Jobs have to be unscheduled 1-by-1 in order to:

1. Make changes to any code that is referenced by a job’s Apex Class2. Deploy changes to code that referenced by a job’s Apex Class3. Change the Apex Class associated with a job

The Relax alternative: mass-management of jobs

Individually-scheduling an Apex Class with Relax

1. Enter Job Name2. Pick an Apex Class

that implements the Schedulable interface

3. Enter Cron Schedule

DEMO 2:

Create an ordered sequence of Relax Jobs that Relax will run every minute

Batchable Apex class that Relax can schedule

(another) Batchable Apex class that Relax can schedule

Batch Apex, scheduled with Relax

DEMO 3:

Use Relax Job parameters to rapidly create scheduled, batch Mass Update jobs

Leveraging Relax Job Parameters: Mass Update

How do I get my hands on this???

Relax is free and open-source!1. Install from AppExchange (bit.ly/install-relax)2. Contribute / enhance via Github (bit.ly/about-relax)

▪ Disclaimer: I have a full-time job at Skuid. And, hopefully, a life.

Zach McElrathLead Developer,

@zachelrath

bit.ly/install-relax

bit.ly/about-relax