This tab is used to You can configure properties for individual nodes in the Snaplex Properties tab. The first set of properties (Max slots, Reserved slots, and Max memory) affect how pipeline Pipeline executions are assigned to nodes in the Snaplex by the control plane. For example, if all of the slots on a node have been used for executing other pipelines, any new executions will be sent to other nodes in the Snaplex or the control plane will try to leave the execution in a Queued state until resources become available.
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Reserved slots are used when a Pipeline or validation is executed manually from SnapLogic Designer. If no slots are reserved, then these interactive Pipeline executions—Pipeline executions run from the Designer for testing or validation purposes—can be blocked by long-running executions. You can adjust this setting based on your experience if the default value is not optimal. To reserve more slots for interactive sessions, set your value lower. If the Snaplex is not being used for interactive Pipeline building, set this value higher.
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Maximum memory percentage
You can also set the a memory threshold at–and above–which no more Pipelines can be assigned to a node.
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