Join us for this practical webinar where we walk through the most important configuration areas every CloverDX Server should have checked—especially if the setup was inherited, rushed, or never revisited after go-live.
What you'll learn:
This session focuses on prevention: getting your configuration right so you avoid common issues before they turn into outages, performance problems, or support tickets.
In this beginner-to-intermediate level webinar, we’ll cover:
CloverDX Server architecture essentials
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Explanation of separate JVMs for the Server Core and Worker
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Why this distinction is behind many “it works here but not there” issues
Memory configuration
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How Worker memory is often under-configured (or not configured at all)
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Common memory mistakes we see in production
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How to avoid over- and under-allocation
Server database setup
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What it means when the Server DB is “not configured”
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Why the default database (Derby) is unsuitable for production
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JDBC vs. JNDI: what’s the difference and when to use which
Security basics
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Running on HTTP vs. HTTPS: why it matters and how to switch
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Disabling the default clover user
Monitoring & notifications
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Why checking Execution History isn’t enough
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Using Event Listeners and Notifications
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Setting up email alerts for failures and timeouts
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A quick look at the Operations Dashboard and AI-powered troubleshooting
Why attend?
We’ll highlight the most common configuration misstep that most often lead to:
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“It works in Designer but not on Server”
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Memory errors and unstable Workers
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Database and connectivity surprises
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Missing alerts when jobs fail at 2 a.m.
Who should attend this webinar?
This webinar is ideal for:
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Operations and platform teams
- System administrators
- Support engineers
- DevOps / DataOps teams
- Anyone responsible for running or maintaining a CloverDX Server
Nick Taylor is a Technical Solutions Consultant at CloverDX committed to ensuring clients don't just implement the platform, but master it. Acting as both architect and mentor, Nick helps engineering teams navigate the product - transforming users into confident experts capable of driving their own long-term success.
Petr Drabek has spent over 13 years with CloverDX, championing customer success and helping customers maximize value from their data integration initiatives.
