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Configuration Reference for the operating team.

ENSUC self-tunes. Configuration is about policy and guardrails, not manual tuning.

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Configuration Reference

ENSUC is designed to eliminate manual tuning. The system adapts to your workload automatically. Configuration exists to express policy and organizational constraints, not to hand-tune behavior.

What You Configure

  • Fairness policy and per-team resource entitlements
  • Priority tiers and organizational scheduling rules
  • Deployment mode (Shadow, Plugin, Standalone)
  • Governance, audit, and access controls
  • Optional sustainability and deferral policies

What You Don't Configure

You do not tune scheduling weights. You do not set optimization parameters. You do not maintain heuristics or thresholds by hand. The system determines these continuously and adjusts as your workload changes. This is a deliberate design choice: manual tuning is where most schedulers fail over time.

Profiles

Configuration is expressed through declarative profiles held in your environment. Profiles are version-controlled by you and reviewed like any other infrastructure config. No configuration data leaves your environment.

Governance

All configuration changes are auditable. Access to configuration is controlled through your existing identity and access systems.

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