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For more information on these settings, see Execution Settings Page.
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| Worker IP address configuration | If the VPC Network mode is set to custom, then choose one of the following: Allow public IP addresses - Use workers that are available through public IP addresses. No further configuration is required.Use internal IP addresses only - workers use private IP addresses for all communication.- If a Subnetwork is specified, then the Network value is ignored.
- The specified Network or Subnetwork must have Private Google Access enabled.
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| Autoscaling Algorithms | The type of algorithm to use to scale the number of Google Compute Engine instances to accommodate the size of your job. Possible values: Throughput based - Scaling is determined by the volume of data expected to be passed through .None - None algorithm is applied.- If none is selected, use
initial number of workers to specify a fixed number of Google Compute Engine instances.
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| Initial number of workers | Number of Google Compute Engine instances with which to launch the job. This number may be adjusted as part of job execution. This number must be an integer between 1 and 1000, inclusive. |
| Maximum number of workers | Maximum number of Google Compute Engine instances to use during execution. This value must be greater than the initial number of workers and must be an integer between 1 and 1000 , inclusive. |
| Service account | Every job executed in requires that the job be submitted through a service account. By default, uses a default Compute Engine service account under which to run jobs. Optionally, you can specify a different service account under which to run your job. | Info |
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NOTE: When using a named service account to access data and run jobs in other projects, the user running the job must be granted the roles/iam.serviceAccountUser role on the service account to use it. |
For more information on service account usage and requirements, see Google Service Account Management |
| Labels | Create or assign labels to apply to the billing for the jobs run in your project. You may reference up to 64 labels. | Info |
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NOTE: Each label must have a unique key name. |
For more information, see https://cloud.google.com/resource-manager/docs/creating-managing-labels. |
Notes on behavior:
- Values specified here are applied to the current job or to all jobs executed using the output object.
- Properties not specified here are not submitted, and the default values for are used.
