In the first video post about the basics of RapidAnalytics I had shown how RapidMiner processes can be executed on RapidAnalytics. This time, I'm going a bit more into the details and show some advanced scheduling features.

In this video you will learn how to

• schedule processes for delayed execution,
• schedule processes for regular execution,
• use RapidMiner or the Web interface to do this,
• monitor process execution on the Web and in RapidMiner, and
  
• parametrizing the the executed process when submitting the schedule.

Today we'll start a new video series demonstrating how to use RapidAnalytics for your analytic work. RapidAnalytics is the new data mining server solution that uses RapidMiner both as a data mining engine and as a fron-end to design data mining processes.

In this first video you will learn how to

• use the Web interface,
  
• connect RapidMiner to  RapidAnalytics,
• store data on RapidAnalytics,
• execute processes on RapidAnalytics, and
• open the results in RapidMiner.

To reproduce what is shown in the video, you need to install RapidMiner 5.1 and RapidAnalytics 1.0, both of which is available from our Web site.

This is only the beginning of the new series. In subsequent posts you will learn how to schedule processes regularly, expose processes as Web services to embed them into other applications, how to generate fancy Web-based dynamic reports based on RapidMiner processes, and more.