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Can we trigger compute nodes in a truly elastic fashion for scripts that run in script tasks?

asked 2017-12-20 04:55:56 -0600

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Can we trigger compute nodes in a truly elastic fashion for scripts that run in script tasks?

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answered 2017-12-20 05:48:13 -0600

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Script tasks in your processes are executed in a scaled out fashion to ensure that an increase in script volume is executed efficiently.

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