Overview: Journals and Journal Books

In Orchestrator, journals are logs that collect run-time data about where a file can be found in the workflow. A journal book clusters all journal entries into categories. For example, if an Orchestrator system is handling files from two different media companies, the user can create two different journal books, called (for example) Company ABC and Company XYZ, to track the log entries. A journal book might also capture all the ingest steps across multiple workflows, for example.
Note: During an upgrade of Orchestrator, the system automatically creates a journal book called Misc Migrated Journals; all journals created in the previous version of Orchestrator are migrated into this journal book.