How Simola consider the simulation is completed?

A simulation is completed when it reaches a terminal outcome. “Completed” does not mean “successful”.

Completion for an individual simulation

An individual simulation is completed when its status becomes one of these:

• Successful: the run finished and Simola detected your success signal.

• Failed: the run finished but could not submit or could not confirm success.

These states are not completed:

• Scheduled: waiting in the queue for its time slot.

• Running: currently executing in the browser.

• Paused: execution is intentionally stopped.

Completion for a simulation group

A simulation group is completed when:

• All simulations in the group are in a terminal state (successful or failed), and

• There are no remaining simulations left to schedule in the group’s date range.

Groups can complete with a mix of successful and failed runs.

Completion for a campaign

A campaign is completed when all its simulation groups are completed. A campaign can also be paused even if it has remaining work.

If a campaign is paused, “completion” won’t progress. Resume it to continue scheduling.

Next:

• How Simola schedules simulations?

• Campaign & Simulation Overview