I apologise that these got changed after you have already made some calculations. These definitions should be the final iteration, as far as we know in support. So I would recalculate using these.
As for the tooltip, I’ll mention this internally to see if we can get this changed to reflect the page contents.
Hopefully the calculation changes for you won’t be too annoying to change, and I once again apologise for this recent change.
If you have any questions, please let me know!
Kind Regards
Sean
I’m not too sure on when it’s getting introduced into a specific version. I’ve asked our product team to weigh in and see if I can get an answer for you.
We are looking forward to this.
Depending the version we could be stucked in the middle cause we ordered less Professional licences than what we actualy have, anticipating the new target definition.
So preparing for that possibility could you clarify the “bursting” introduced in 2022.3?
How can we calcute the authorized burst?
Fixed number of targets or percentage of the total amount of licences?
The best place to get more in depth information on the upcoming licensing and details on it would be to email our sales team at sales@octopus.com. They’ll be able to answer any questions without having to go through us in support to wait on an answer.
If you do have any technical questions though, please let me know!
Sure I will do that, I just thought that it could be helpfull for other customers as well or to make documentation more clear about that
So just waiting from you the version number that introduced, or will introduce, new target count definition and will ask to sales support about bursting.
I’ll definitely mention to our product team to improve the clarification for the licensing, so everything is clearer for customers, especially when it comes to certain features (bursting, for instance).
I’ll get back to you soon on the version in which we will aim to introduce these features.
Apologies for the late reply. I’ve been awaiting an answer on this from our internal team.
Unfortunately, our Lighthouse feature that will monitor the target counts based on the new definitions has been pushed back, so it’s for “sometime in 2023”. I’m sorry I can’t give a more solid version of when this will come out, but I have been assured that since this is such a large feature, it will be communicated customer wide with the actual version when it is ready.
I hope this answers the question, albeit a bit ambiguously.
