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Consider the following situation:
A customer wants an automation that reads from a network drive an Excel file containing the previous day's sales (approximately 100 rows). The inputs the data inside the file line by line into a web application.
The solution architect proposed a solution containing two processes:
A dispatcher scheduled to run daily at 6 A.M, that read file from the network location and populates a queue in orchestrator with queue items containing the data from the Excel file. The execution takes less Than one minute.
A perform scheduled to run daily at 7 A.M that goes through the queue items and inputs the data into the target web application. The execution takes 20 minutes.
Though this solution works, what is an optimization that can be done on the proposed solution?
A customer wants an automation that reads from a network drive an Excel file containing the previous day's sales (approximately 100 rows). The inputs the data inside the file line by line into a web application.
The solution architect proposed a solution containing two processes:
A dispatcher scheduled to run daily at 6 A.M, that read file from the network location and populates a queue in orchestrator with queue items containing the data from the Excel file. The execution takes less Than one minute.
A perform scheduled to run daily at 7 A.M that goes through the queue items and inputs the data into the target web application. The execution takes 20 minutes.
Though this solution works, what is an optimization that can be done on the proposed solution?
