What action can be performed on the Discovery schedule?

The action that can be performed on the Discovery schedule is configuring the Shazzam batch size. This feature is critical in optimizing the performance of the Discovery process because it controls how many items are processed in each batch during a discovery job. By adjusting the Shazzam batch size, administrators can fine-tune the load on the MID Server and network, allowing for more efficient data collection and reducing potential bottlenecks during the discovery process. This level of control is essential for accommodating different environments and ensuring that the Discovery functions effectively without overwhelming system resources.

Other choices, while related to different aspects of Discovery, do not pertain directly to the Discovery schedule itself. Running real-time diagnostics helps troubleshoot issues but isn’t a scheduling function. Changing MID Server IP addresses is a configuration task related to the deployment of MID Servers rather than the scheduling of Discovery jobs. Updating configuration item definitions involves modifying the definitions of CI classes but does not directly relate to the scheduling of a Discovery job.