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Cloud Capacity Provisioning |
Cloud bursting provides additional (and seamless) system resources to clients running analyses so that they can continue working, unconstrained by on-premises resource capacity. The cloud service is contracted through a third-party provider. Touchstone only supports turning nodes on and off and bursting jobs based on established policies.
Administrators can establish only one set of provisioning parameters. Provisioning applies to all business units. |
Use the settings in the Cloud Capacity Provisioning pane to establish cloud provisioning.
Parameters & Buttons |
Description |
Use these buttons (when applicable) and the parameters below to establish cloud settings. |
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Certificate |
To select a certificate file, which ends
with the file extension *.pfx, click |
Subscription ID |
Enter the subscription ID (provided by the cloud service provider). |
Region |
Select a region from the list. Regions that are dimmed (and in italic) are not available. If you select an unavailable region, a red box appears around the region, indicating a selection error. |
Node Type |
Select the compute node type in the Node Type grid. The number of cores available and the RAM are displayed for the node types. |
Compute Nodes |
Enter the number of compute nodes (integer). |
Azure Pricing Calculator |
Click Azure Pricing Calculator to open a browser window and view Microsoft Azure's cloud services pricing schema. |
Activate |
Click Activate to turn on cloud services. |
I accept these Terms and Conditions |
Select the check box to accept terms and conditions of this cloud services agreement. |
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Click to export cloud capacity provisioning history. |
• Cloud burst policies describes how to establish policies for business units, user roles, and users.
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to open
the Certificate Browser dialog box, browse to the location of
the file, select the file, and then click 