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What is Automic Automation
Automic Automation is an enterprise workload automation and job scheduling platform used to orchestrate batch, application, and infrastructure processes across on-premises and cloud environments. It is typically used by IT operations, platform engineering, and DevOps teams to coordinate complex workflows, manage dependencies, and standardize runbooks across heterogeneous systems. The platform emphasizes centralized orchestration, policy-based execution, and integrations with enterprise applications and infrastructure tools.
Enterprise-grade workflow orchestration
Automic Automation provides centralized control for complex, dependency-driven workflows across multiple systems and applications. It supports scheduling, event-based triggers, and conditional logic to coordinate end-to-end processes. This is well-suited for organizations that need consistent execution and auditability for large volumes of jobs beyond application deployment pipelines.
Broad integration coverage
The product is designed to integrate with a wide range of enterprise platforms, databases, operating systems, and middleware through agents and connectors. This helps teams orchestrate processes that span legacy environments and modern cloud services. In mixed estates, this reduces the need to build and maintain custom scripts for each system.
Operational controls and governance
Automic Automation includes role-based access controls and operational features aimed at controlled execution and separation of duties. It supports monitoring and management capabilities that help operations teams track job status and troubleshoot failures. These controls are often important in regulated environments where traceability and controlled change are required.
Less CI/CD-native focus
Automic Automation is primarily oriented toward workload automation and enterprise job scheduling rather than developer-centric CI workflows. Teams looking for source-control-driven pipelines and tight developer tooling integration may need additional CI/CD products alongside it. This can increase toolchain complexity for organizations focused mainly on application delivery pipelines.
Complexity and administration overhead
Enterprise orchestration platforms typically require careful design of workflows, agents, and permissions to operate reliably at scale. Initial setup, upgrades, and ongoing administration can be more involved than lighter-weight automation tools. Organizations without dedicated operations or platform engineering support may find adoption slower.
Licensing and scaling considerations
Commercial workload automation platforms often use licensing models tied to agents, endpoints, or execution capacity. Costs can rise as automation expands across more systems and environments. This can be a constraint for teams that want to scale automation broadly without close license management.
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model: Contact Broadcom (no public list prices on vendor site)
Summary of official-vendor pricing information found on Broadcom official sites:
- Automic Automation / Automic SaaS is offered as subscription-based SaaS; Broadcom describes "predictable, subscription-based pricing" for Automic SaaS but does not publish list prices on its product pages or documentation. Key vendor pages reference SaaS availability and subscription pricing but provide no numeric tiers or public prices.
- Broadcom documentation and community indicate an "execution-based" billing model is used in some licensing/usage scenarios (billable executions of JOBS and JOBF), but the vendor does not publish per-execution rates publicly; customers are instructed to work with Broadcom account or partner representative for usage data and pricing.
- Broadcom directs prospective buyers to contact sales or procure via channels such as Google Cloud Marketplace (for Automic SaaS) for purchasing and billing details; the vendor site does not show fixed per-user or per-month pricing tiers.
Notes: No official Broadcom web pages (product pages, docs, FAQs, or terms) were found that list concrete prices, tier names with prices, or a publicly documented free tier/trial period.
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