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Configure the Cache Cleanup Interval for the Concurrent Processes

You can configure the common configuration policies to control the intervals at which you want to perform the cache cleanup for the concurrent processes. The intervals specify the time in minutes after which you plan to perform the cache cleanup for the concurrent processes. You can specify different values for different processes.

To configure the cache cleanup interval for the concurrent processes

  1. Navigate to Control Panel, Configuration, Configuration Policy, policy name, DSM, Software Delivery, Manager.

    A list of configuration policies appears.

  2. Double-click the following policies, and enter appropriate values in the Setting Properties dialog:
    Internal: Installation Manager cache cleanup interval

    Controls the frequency at which you want to perform the cache cleanup for the Installation Manager.

    Default: 5

    Limits: 0 to 10080

    Internal: Notification Manager cache cleanup interval

    Controls the frequency at which you want to perform the cache cleanup for the Notification Manager.

    Default: 60

    Limits: 0 to 10080

    Internal: Policy Manager cache cleanup interval

    Controls the frequency at which you want to perform the cache cleanup for the Policy Manager.

    Default: 60

    Limits: 0 to 10080

    Internal: Replication Manager cache cleanup interval

    Controls the frequency at which you want to perform the cache cleanup for the Replication Manager.

    Default: 60

    Limits: 0 to 10080

    Internal: Task Manager cache cleanup interval

    Controls the frequency at which you want to perform the cache cleanup for the Task Manager.

    Default: 30

    Limits: 0 to 10080

  3. Click OK.

    The cache cleanup interval is configured for the concurrent processes.

More information:

Configure the Task Manager and the Installation Manager Concurrency