Log in to Workload Factory

You'll need to set up an account with Workload Factory and log in using one of the console experiences.

Add credentials and permissions

Choose the permission policies to meet your needs.

If you choose not to grant permissions, you can start using Workload Factory for EDA to copy partially completed code samples.

If you choose to grant permissions, you'll need to add credentials to an account manually that includes selecting workload capabilities, such as EDA and AI, and creating the IAM policies for the required permissions.

Learn how to add credentials and permissions.

Set up your environment to meet EDA requirements

You'll need a deployed and discovered FSx for ONTAP file system that contains at least one volume that has been configured as an NFS share.

Learn more about EDA requirements.

Enable the overview dashboard

Enable the overview dashboard to monitor the health, capacity, and throughput of your FSx for ONTAP clusters. Accept the consent prompt to allow Workload Factory to begin collecting CloudWatch metrics.

Learn how to enable the overview dashboard.

Configure the project dashboard

Configure the project dashboard to monitor system health, performance, and storage usage, enabling you to optimize your EDA environment effectively.

Learn how to configure the project dashboard.

Configure FSx latency analysis

Set up latency thresholds to proactively identify and resolve performance issues before they impact simulation run-time. Configure warning and critical alerts, and leverage automated basic analysis.

Learn how to configure latency monitoring.

Integrate with other services

Integrate EDA with other services such as a service portal or Perforce Helix Core using the workload Factory REST API.

Learn how to integrate EDA with Perforce.