Good point - people do set capacity aside, reserving it for later.
But our utilisation measurements are from waste within a users allocation. It’s waste of what users are actually requesting and running, not from any reserved idle capacity.
For now we sit only on the prediction/intelligence layer; we don’t do any scheduling. We don’t grant or sell capacity, we just tell the scheduler (and user) what a job actually needs.
But our utilisation measurements are from waste within a users allocation. It’s waste of what users are actually requesting and running, not from any reserved idle capacity.
For now we sit only on the prediction/intelligence layer; we don’t do any scheduling. We don’t grant or sell capacity, we just tell the scheduler (and user) what a job actually needs.