HTCondorWiki: Consumption Policies

 {section: Introduction to Consumption Policies}
-A Consumption Policy (CP) is a policy expression that resides on a partitionable slot classad, as advertised by the startd on an HTCondor execute node, which governs the amount of resources used by a job match against that slot.
+A Consumption Policy is a policy expression that resides on a partitionable slot classad, as advertised by the startd on an HTCondor execute node, which governs the amount of resources used by a job match against that slot.
 
 Each _kind_ of resource (or resource "asset") has a corresponding Consumption Policy.  In a typical partitionable slot (p-slot), three resources are always defined: Cpus, Memory and Disk, which might advertise Consumption Policies as configured in this simple example:
 
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 CONSUMPTION_DISK = target.RequestDisk
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-An important feature of Consumption Policies is that the HTCondor negotiator matchmaking logic is aware of a CP detected on a p-slot.  When a job matches against a p-slot with a CP, the amount of each resource dictated by its consumption policy is deducted from that p-slot.  The slot then remains available to match with another job.  In other words, _Consumption Policies allow multiple jobs to be matched against a single partitionable slot during a single negotiation cycle_.
+The HTCondor negotiator matchmaking logic is aware of a Consumption Policy (CP) detected on a p-slot.  When a job matches against a p-slot with a CP, the amount of each resource dictated by its consumption policy is deducted from that p-slot.  The p-slot then remains available to match with another job.  In other words: *Consumption Policies allow multiple jobs to be matched against a single partitionable slot during a negotiation cycle*.  When the HTCondor startd is allocating a claim to a new match, the same Consumption Policy expressions are also evaluated to determine the resources that are subtracted from the partitionable slot (and added to the corresponding new dynamic slot).
 
 {section: Motivations}
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+Consumption Policies enable some appealing features.
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 {section: Examples}