ageflex is an enterprise-level application that runs on Microsoft Windows. It provides the mission critical infrastructure you need to run a 24 x 7, lights-out production business. You can configure it to run on any number of servers, depending on the volume of projects you need to support. Adding additional capacity is extremely quick and easy. New servers simply become available as soon as they are added and licensed.

There is no need to restart server clusters or schedule downtime just because your variable publishing business has grown, and you need to produce a higher volume of projects. Pageflex uses a queue-based design for load balancing. Each queue can be dedicated to a particular type of task. For example, you can dedicate one queue to providing the rapid response times needed for online editing sessions, while you dedicate another queue to running an intensive 100,000-record, full-color, database personalization project. Neither task interferes with the other’s performance.

Automatic failover and backup servers keep the system running unattended 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is no single point of failure. Centralized administrative tools and logging features let you assess the health and performance of the system in real time.

	This queue is dedicated to running data merge jobs, such as a 100,000-record personalization project.
	This queue is dedicated to creating bitmap previews.
	The primary server in this queue is dedicated to running online editing session. If demand requires, excess online editing sessions are automatically assigned to the other two servers in the queue.