BatchExplorer 1.4.6.0 Crack + (LifeTime) Activation Code Free [32|64bit] [Updated] Batch Explorer simplifies the Batch workflow. It allows you to: Create a new pool or edit existing pools and jobs. Create a new batch job, edit an existing job, or get the status of any job. Create a pool heatmap and edit pool settings. Verify the history of a job by running it, comparing the completed jobs with the historical logs. View the data history of the pool. View the status of any pool or job. Create a new task or edit an existing tasks. Get the log for a task. View the historical log of any task. View the data history of a task. Get task status. View the task status history. Show or hide task logs. On Windows, Batch Explorer can be installed as a desktop app. On Linux or Mac OS X, Batch Explorer can be installed as a command line app or a portable app. By installing Batch Explorer, you will be able to manage your Batch jobs easily. All you have to do is to select a pool or job, then click the “Start” button and Batch Explorer will start managing your job. Once Batch Explorer finishes a batch job, you can check the output history of the job to ensure that everything is OK. Using Batch Explorer, you can also learn more about Batch. The Batch settings help you to understand how a job works. You can also learn more about Batch and how to use Batch Explorer here. Introduction Microsoft Azure Batch is a powerful platform for large-scale batch computing. Batch tasks can be run by end users or run in a serverless manner. Azure Batch tasks are highly-available and fault tolerant. Usage This section provides an overview of how to use Batch Explorer. Log In Azure Batch is a cloud service that runs your code in the cloud. You log into Batch with your Microsoft account. For more information, see Microsoft Azure Batch Management. Create A Pool To create a pool, click New. 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