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For each environment, you can choose a Performance Level to fit specific organizational needs and budget, and, most importantly, can scale such performance definition dynamically.
Performance Levels are distinguished by processing capacity, which are measured in Bizagi Performance Units (BPUs).
Scalability is one of the three main pillars offered by Automation Service, as described at Automation Service overview.
You can scale up your Performance Level during the time the subscription is active. When you scale up an environment, there is no data loss and the task goes on without significant disruption.
You can also scale down to reduce capacity of the Performance Level chosen, at the time of the subscription renewal.
A BPU is a unit that measures the performance (processing capacity) of an Automation Service environment. One BPU may be consumed with any combination of the following metrics:
•10,000 Steps per month.
•2,500 Prompts per month.
A Step is any shape in a process diagram, except for the Start shapes that do not use a Start Form and all End shapes.
A Prompt refers to an instruction made within the Cloud Services, expressed through language, images or code, that directs the Artificial Intelligence (AI) on a task to perform.
Example: 1,250 Prompts are equivalent to 0.5 BPUs based on Prompts, and 5,000 Steps are equivalent to 0.5 BPUs based on Steps. Therefore, if you use 1,250 Prompts and 5,000 Steps in one month, you will have consumed 1 BPU.
Depending on the Customer's specific configuration and/or use of Application and Processes, additional BPUs may be consumed with additional conversion metrics other than those set forth above.
If you have any doubts about prices you can explore additional details on vocabulary and costs.
For high demand scenarios, Bizagi relies on the app service plan, that allows to scale-out the infrastructure when peaks of CPU or RAM consumptions are reached. See Bizagi Automation in High Demand.
Last Updated 11/7/2024 7:10:21 PM