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Cloud Burst Policies |
A cloud burst policy comprises the rules that determine when jobs can burst into the cloud. A policy must have at least one priority selected and can only be associated with one business unit. If a user is not included in a cloud policy, burst policy is disabled. If the cloud is not on, then the cloud options are hidden and all Touchstone jobs are run on local servers.
Parameters & Buttons |
Description |
Use these buttons (when applicable) and the parameters below to create and modify cloud burst policies. |
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Name |
Name of the cloud burst policy. |
Description |
Brief overview of the policy. |
Enable this policy |
Select this check box to make the policy available. |
Applies To: Business Unit |
Select one business unit to associate with this policy. |
Applies To: User Role |
Select one or more roles to associate with this policy. |
Applies To: User |
Select one or more users to associate with this policy. |
Priorities that can burst |
Set policy rule priorities to low, normal, high, or top priority. |
Allow manual override of policy |
Select this check box to allow manual override of this policy. |
Cloud bursting is only available for Loss Analysis jobs and there are some exclusions:
• Excludes loss modification, marginal impact, loss grouping, and CAT XOL analyses.
• Excludes non-catastrophe analyses, even if you selected both Catastrophe Peril Analysis and Non Catastrophe Peril Analysis when configuring a Detailed Loss Analysis. Touchstone will burst the Catastrophe Peril Analysis part of the job to the cloud, but not the Non Catastrophe Peril Analysis part of the job.
• Excludes loss analyses with custom or ALERT event sets and deterministic terrorism event sets.
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