A quick specific example of a task I manage with ActiveBatch by Redwood is my day-to-day activity, which starts with the plenty of jobs that are running. The main view for me is the Operations view, where I monitor all jobs related to it. If any jobs that have been monitored are running or in the process of preprocessing and have been stuck for a long time, then it alerts us. If ActiveBatch by Redwood hangs up, we have a secondary node as well. We failover to that node so that we can act on the primary node and minimize outages for our end users or customers, ensuring nothing is stopped.