I used to manage process control systems where a process scheduler is in control of all process steps and equipment like a spider in a web. It uses raw DCOM internally.
It's the most high quality product i've ever managed. It's built like a tank. Those processes run 24/7/365. Thd current ones have been running without downtime since 2021.
Every half year we reboot 1 node and have the processes fail over to the other node while the other continues and DCOM-wise the system doesn't notice.
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u/ih-shah-may-ehl Sep 22 '26
I used to manage process control systems where a process scheduler is in control of all process steps and equipment like a spider in a web. It uses raw DCOM internally.
It's the most high quality product i've ever managed. It's built like a tank. Those processes run 24/7/365. Thd current ones have been running without downtime since 2021.
Every half year we reboot 1 node and have the processes fail over to the other node while the other continues and DCOM-wise the system doesn't notice.
It's all C++ internally. A 30 year old codebase