Daemon

A daemon is a reserved background Java thread that executes as a BATCH requestor type, like agents, but is not defined by an agents rule (Rule-Agent-Queue rule type) and is not a full requestor. These threads operate continuously, automatically, and generally invisibly.

PRPC includes these daemons:

• Master-for-Requestors — Monitors idle requestor sessions to enforce automatic timeouts
• Master-for-Agent — Starts and monitors agents defined through agents rules
• Node daemon
• License Compliance — Collects data for the License Compliance facility
• Usage daemon — Collects data supporting the analysis of performance statistics
• Passivation daemon — Saves requestor sessions after timeout or other situations

	agent, License Compliance facility, master agent, passivation, requestor type, usage daemon
	Understanding passivation and requestor timeouts About Agents rules
	Atlas — Initial requestor types

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