ServiceNow Learning 96: Follow these standards when setting flow priority
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12-07-2023 06:06 AM
Hi All,
Today I would cover how and scenario where to handle High, Medium and Low priority flows.
- Avoid setting all flows to run at high priority: Use a mix of priorities rather than set all flows to high priority. Worker threads use the relative priority between flows to select work. If all of your flows run at high priority, then there are no lower-priority flows to make wait.
- Avoid setting flow priority for flows that have to pause: Keep flows that have to pause at the default medium priority since a flow that pauses loses its priority value when it resumes running.
- Use high priority for business critical flows: Limit high-priority to flows that have high business value, run rarely, and have a short runtime. Avoid setting high-volume flows to high priority as doing so limits the number of worker threads available to run other flows. A long-running high priority flow can also reduce the worker threads available to run other flows.
- Use low priority for high-volume flows: Run high-volume flows at low priority so that other time-sensitive flows can run first. Low-priority flows shouldn't be time-sensitive.
- Use medium priority for time-sensitive flows: Use the default flow priority when a flow has some time urgency when compared to other flows.
Hope it helps.
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Regards,Shamma Negi
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