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Config Groups

Execution Profile config groups enable any specific requirements for a workload to run to be defined. The requirements specified in the config groups are used to control which worker node is used to run the workload.

Two different Config groups can be defined:

  • Resource Requirements config groups, which are used to define the amount of system resources to budget for a workload.

    Defining these config groups helps prevent a Worker Node from being overloaded with too many workloads competing for compute resources. Altair SLC Hub restricts the number of concurrent workloads by budgeting compute resource for each workload and allocating workloads to worker nodes guided by the resource requirement values. For more information, see Resource Requirements Config Groups.

  • SLC config groups, which are used to define Altair SLC system option requirements for the workload.

    Option values specified in SLC config groups are passed to the Worker Node and enable you to set the behaviour of the Altair SLC engine on which the workload is executed. For more information, see SLC Config Groups.