Configure environment execution profiles - Data360_DQ+ - Latest

Create a new execution profile

1. Click New to open the Add Execution Profile dialog.
2. Enter a name for the new profile.
3. Select Execution Sizing to edit the execution settings, as needed. If you need assistance with these settings, please contact Precisely Support.
   • Choose Cluster Type based on their configuration;
     1. Dedicated Cluster - These are on-demand temporary clusters created for each job and terminates after the job completes. The bootstrap time for these cluster/ jobs are largely constant, around 10 minutes on AWS, which is largely dictated by AWS resource provisioning and initialization time. It does not change much with data volume, as your data volume goes up, its percentage shrinks.
     2. Shared Cluster - This is pre-provisioned/always on cluster that accepts multiple jobs, with limited auto scaling capacity, jobs maybe queued when capacity is full with running jobs. because its pre-provisioned, the bootstrap time for shared is typically much shorter than dedicated, say 2 minutes, but can vary a great deal due to queuing when many jobs are running.
   • Selecting Configure Sharing allows you to add the following details,
     1. Step Concurrency Level - It is the number of concurrent steps (jobs) the dedicated cluster can accommodate before the job waits. The default value is 2.
     2. Shutdown Idle Timeout (Minutes) - It is the time after which if there are no new arrives to execute, the cluster shutdowns via the new EMR ability. The default time is 60 minutes and maximum time that can configured is 120 minutes.
4. Select Execution Properties then click Yes to enable if you want to create new execution properties to include in the profile.
5. Click Apply Changes to close the Add Execution Profile dialog.
6. Click Save Changes.

Edit an execution profile

1. Click the menu button to the right of the profile that you want to edit and select Edit to open the Edit Execution Profile dialog.
2. Edit the properties as needed.
3. Click Apply Changes to close the Edit Execution Profile dialog.
4. Click Save Changes.

Delete an execution profile

1. Click the menu button to the right of the profile that you want to delete and select Delete.
2. Click Yes, delete to confirm that you want to delete the selected profile.
3. Click Save Changes.

Administer execution profiles across environments

When importing or promoting an analysis or data view that references an execution profile to a new environment, the system will check if the execution profile exists in the target environment. If the execution profile does not already exist on the target environment, a new empty execution profile is created. The new profile will have the same name as the profile in the source environment, but will not contain the configuration details.

You will need to configure the details of the new execution profile on the target environment to enable the successful execution of any imported or promoted data stages that reference the profile. For example:

1. "Execution Profile 1" exists only on "Environment A".
2. You have an analysis on "Environment A" which inherits the execution settings from "Execution Profile 1".
3. You promote the analysis from "Environment A" to "Environment B".
4. "Environment B" does not have "Execution Profile 1".
5. As part of the promotion, the system automatically creates a new, empty, "Execution Profile 1" on "Environment B". You can check this by navigating to the Admin > Environments page, and selecting the Execution Profile tab on "Environment B".
6. Click the menu button to the right of "Execution Profile 1" and select Edit to configure the details as needed.