How to set up the pipeline execution (Windows Service)?
The host is the
process runtime than instantiates the Valuekeep Integrator engine
(PipelineEngine) to manage the pipeline execution (using a scheduling
procedure or using a specific on-demand context).
The platform
provides a Windows Service available at: <InstallPath>\VKPlugin\TOOLS.
However, you can use other hosting services, such as: Windows
App, Web App, Azure App, etc.
Conceptually,
when a host starts up (for example, Windows Service), it creates an
execution context from the existing configuration file(s). Later, for each
active pipeline with an associated scheduler, it creates a worker to
periodically execute the pipeline in this execution context. Internally,
the worker creates a pipeline execution engine instance
(PipelineEngine) and give it the context.
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