Send one task to every machine. Get one report back.
Point a job at one machine, several or all of them. Each one runs it in parallel on its own hardware, and Sy merges what comes back into a single report you can actually read.
You wait for the slowest machine. Not for all of them.
Run the same job on four machines one after another and the wait adds up. Run them side by side and the job is done when the slowest machine finishes. The more machines you have, the more that gap grows.
Jobs you could send
Say it the way you'd say it to a colleague who has a key to every machine.
- "Run the security checkup on every machine and tell me what to fix first."
- "Pull the latest code on build-box and office-pc, then run the tests on both."
- "Check free disk space on all three servers."
- "Collect yesterday's error logs from the Linux machines and summarize them."
Four machines in. One report out.
When the work comes back, Sy merges it. You get one report that says what happened on each machine and what needs your attention, in the same chat where you asked.
Each machine does its share on its own CPU, memory and disk, so a heavy job on one box doesn't slow down the rest.
Where a job runs
- In the free beta
- Send a task to one machine, several, or all of them.
- On the planned Pro plan
- Smart routing adds three modes: best, all and parallel. See the planned plans
Questions about parallel jobs
How many machines can one job run on?
One, several, or every machine you've connected. Each runs its part in parallel on its own hardware.
Where do the results go?
Back to your command center, merged into one report in the same chat where you asked.
Can a job change settings on my machines?
Changing security settings on your computers always waits for you, and no setting unlocks that. Read what always waits for you.
Tell Sy what you want done.
YouCheck every machine and tell me what needs fixing first.
Free during the beta. Runs on Windows 10 or 11,
with Ubuntu, Debian and TrueNAS machines as workers.