@ -221,5 +221,6 @@ By default, rule groups execute concurrently, but the rules within a group execu
output of a preceding rule as its input. However, if there is no detectable relationship between rules then there is no
reason to run them sequentially.
When the `concurrent-rule-eval` feature flag is enabled, rules without any dependency on other rules within a rule group will be evaluated concurrently.
This can improve rule reliability at the expense of adding more concurrent query load. The number of concurrent rule evaluations can be configured
with `--rules.max-concurrent-rule-evals` which is set to `4` by default.
This has the potential to improve rule group evaluation latency and resource utilization at the expense of adding more concurrent query load.
The number of concurrent rule evaluations can be configured with `--rules.max-concurrent-rule-evals`, which is set to `4` by default.