Orchestration Automation Level Indicator

This topic contains information about the logic used to calculate the automation level indicator of orchestration scripts including:

AutoSys
Control-M

AutoSys

Automation level indicator provides the automation conversion coverage of the AutoSys conversion. It is calculated based on the average of automation level indicator of boxes and jobs.

Automation Level Indicator = (sumtotalBoxPercentage + sumtotaljobPercentage) / (numberParentJob) + numberParentBox)

For instance, if you have two boxes – BX1 and BX2 with 95% automation level indicator for each, and a job (Other_Jobs) with 90% automation level indicator. Then the overall automation level indicator is calculated as (sumtotalBoxPercentage + sumtotaljobPercentage) / (numberParentJob) + numberParentBox); i.e., ((95+95) +90)/ (1+2) = 93.33%.

Next, let’s see how to calculate the automation level indicator of each job and box.

The automation level indicator of each job is calculated based on:

Successfully converted job: Automation level indicator of a successfully converted job is 100%.
Failed job: Automation level indicator of a job that is failed to convert is 0%.
Partially supported job (successfully converted job with ToDo message): Automation level indicator of a partially supported job or successfully converted job with ToDo message is 90% by default (configurable).

The automation level indicator of each box is calculated based on:

Successfully converted box: Automation level indicator of a successfully converted box is 100%.
Failed box: Automation level indicator of a box that is failed to convert is 0%.
Box contains jobs: If a box has ‘n’ number of jobs, then the automation level indicator for that box is average of automation level indicator of the jobs present in it.

For instance, if a BX1 box has two jobs – BX1-J1 and BX1-J2, then the Automation level indicator for:

BX1-J1 is 100% as the job is successfully auto-converted.
BX1-J2 is 90% as the job is partially supported (auto-converted with ToDo message).

Therefore, the automation level indicator of BX1 box is average of automation level indicator of the jobs; i.e, (100+90)/2 = 95%

File Name	Box Name	Job Name	Job Type	DAG Name	Target Job Name	Target Job Type	Status	Automation Level Indicator
AutoSys		BX1	BOX	BX1_dag	BX1	task_group	success	95
AutoSys	BX1	BX1-J1	FW	BX1_dag	BX1_J1	RemoteFileSensor	success	100
AutoSys	BX1	BX1-J2	CMD	BX1_dag	BX1_J2	SSHOperator	success	90
AutoSys		BX2	BOX	BX2_dag	BX2	task_group	success	95
AutoSys		BX1_external_task	ExternalTaskSensor	BX2_dag	BX1_external_task	task	success
AutoSys	BX2	BX2-J3	FW	BX2_dag	BX2_J3	RemoteFileSensor	success	100
AutoSys	BX2	BX2-J4	CMD	BX2_dag	BX2_J4	SSHOperator	success	90
AutoSys		BX-J5	CMD	BX2_dag	BX_J5	SSHOperator	success	90

Control-M

Automation level indicator provides the automation conversion coverage of the Control-M conversion. It is calculated based on the average of automation level indicator of folders and jobs.

Folder/SubFolder = (Sum of % of all jobs present in folder + Subfolder % (if present))/ (Number of jobs present in folder + Number of subfolders (if present))

Next, let’s see how to calculate the automation level indicator of each folder and job.

The automation level indicator of each job is calculated based on:

Successfully converted job: Automation level indicator of a successfully converted job is 100%.
Failed job: Automation level indicator of a job that is failed to convert is 0%.
Partially supported job (successfully converted job with ToDo message): Automation level indicator of a partially supported job or successfully converted job with ToDo message is 90% by default.

The automation level indicator of each folder is calculated based on:

Successfully converted folder: Automation level indicator of a successfully converted folder is 100%.
Failed folder: Automation level indicator of a folder that is failed to convert is 0%.
Folder contains jobs: If a folder has ‘n’ number of jobs, then the automation level indicator for that folder is average of automation level indicator of the jobs present in it.

For instance:

If a Folder1 folder has a job (OS_job1) with 90% automation level indicator (partially supported job), then the automation level indicator for the folder is also 90%.
If a SubFolder1 sub folder has two jobs – OS_JOB1 with 100% automation level indicator because the job is successfully auto-converted and OS_JOB2 with 90% automation level indicator because the job is partially supported (job successfully auto-converted with ToDo message), then the Automation level indicator for SubFolder1 sub-folder is calculated as average of automation level indicator of OS_JOB1 and OS_JOB2 jobs, i.e, (100+90)/2 = 95.
If a smart folder (SmartFolder1) has a job OS_JOB1 with 100% automation level indicator because the job is successfully auto-converted and a subfolder SubFolder1 with 95% automation level indicator because the job is partially supported (job successfully auto-converted with ToDo message). Then, the automation level indicator for SmartFolder1 is average of automation level indicator of the job and subfolder; i.e, (90+95)/2 = 92.5%

File Name	Folder Name	Job name	Job Type	DAG Name	Target Job Name	Target Job Type	Status	Automated Conversion Rate
FileName1		Folder1	Folder	Folder_Dag	Folder	Dag	success	90
FileName1	Folder1	Os_Job1	OS	Os_Job1_1_dag	Os_Job1_01	DummyOperator	success	90
FileName2		SmartFolder1	Smart folder	SmartFolder1_dag	SmartFolder1	Dag	success	92.5
FileName2	SmartFolder1	OS_JOB1	OS	OS_JOB1_dag	OS_JOB1	DummyOperator	success	90
FileName2		SubFolder1	SubFolder	SubFolder1_dag	Subfolder1	Task group	success	95
FileName2	SubFolder1	OS_JOB1	OS	OS_JOB1_dag	OS_JOB1	DummyOperator	success	100
FileName2	SubFolder1	OS_JOB2	OS	OS_JOB2_dag	OS_JOB2	DummyOperator	success	90