@Marvin What is the difference between limit and active_slots on a concurrency limit?

In summary, the limit and active_slots serve distinct roles within Prefecture's concurrency limits: - Limit specifies the maximum number of concurrent runs allowed under the limit. This is essentially the cap on concurrency to prevent more than a set number of tasks or flows from running simultaneously. - Active_slots indicates the current number of slots in use under the concurrency limit. This represents how many slots are currently occupied or active. For more detailed information, you can refer to the concurrency limit section in Prefect docs Here's an example of setting a global concurrency limit:

bash
💡 prefect gcl create my-limit --limit 5 --active-slots 3

This command sets a concurrency limit named

my-limit

with a maximum of 5 and initially 3 active slots. For more usage examples, you can refer to the GitHub issue PR. If you'd like further clarification or have more questions, feel free to ask.