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I think we should add something here to explain what a partition is… also may be helpful to link to this Doc..Automatic Scale Out and Rebalancing (4.3).

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Partitions - From Chat GPT:

In software scaling, a partition is a way of breaking up large sets of data or tasks into smaller, more manageable parts. Each partition handles a subset of the total data or workload, which allows the system to process different parts at the same time, using multiple resources (like servers or processors). This makes the overall process faster and more efficient, especially as the data or workload grows.

For example, if you have a huge list of data to process, a partitioned system could split that list into sections and process each one in parallel, speeding up the work and allowing the system to handle more data without slowing down.

  1. The File collection workflow(s) manage the Inter workflow (InterWF) partitions. They will use an ID Field (e.g. customer ID) to determine which partition a UDR belongs to.

  2. The number of partitions created is determined by the Max Scale Factor parameter. This is configured in ….

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