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Preferences
The preferences section enables you to define and store default values and options.
| Gurobi version | Default value for the Gurobi version. New pools and one-time servers will take this value as default. |
| Idle Shutdown | Idle shutdown specifies a duration limit in minutes after which the machine will auto-terminate. New pools and one-time servers will take this value as default. |
| Job Limit | When a machine license is 'full compute server', a maximum number of concurrent jobs can be set. New pools and one-time servers will take this value as default. |
| Region | The region references the location of the data center where the machines are provisioned. Select a region that is closer to your operations to minimize latency. New pools and one-time servers will take this value as default. |
| Machine type | Different machine types can be provisioned depending on the requirements (mainly memory and CPU). New pools and one-time servers will take this value as default. |
| Max compute servers per pool | When a pool is created, a size must be specified which represents the number of compute servers part of the pool. The default maximum size can be changed to go over the predefined limit. |
| Max distributed workers per compute server | When a machine license is 'full compute server', a set of distributed workers can be defined. The default maximum number of workers can be changed to go over the predefined limit. |
| Enable pool static addressing | Enable the static pool addressing feature. With this feature a set of static IP addresses are reserved for the machines of a pool. This is useful when a customer side firewall is in place and the static IP addresses can be declared so that traffic can go through to the Gurobi Cloud machines. |
