Standard Service Options in SpeedLink

The following table lists all current standard Service Options, and how they apply to a SpeedLink Service.

Service Option	Applies to SpeedLink
`PRIORITY`	Yes
`GRID_LIBRARY`	Yes
`KILL_ENGINE_ON_CANCEL`	Yes
`SERVICE_FAIL_RESTART`	Yes
`SERVICE_FAIL_RETRY`	No, retries must be performed by the client.
`ALLOWED_DRIVER_PROFILES`	Yes
`EMAIL`	Yes
`STATE_AFFINITY`	Yes
`AFFINITY_DEPTH`	No, there is no task discrimination.
`AFFINITY_WAIT`	Yes
`INVOCATION_MAX_TIME`	No, automatically calculated as `ALLOCATION_TIME` plus `OPERATION_TIMEOUT`. Prevents a runaway operation from taking an engine out.
`AUTO_CANCEL`	No
`MAX_TASK_RETRIES`	No, retries must be performed by the client.
`MAX_TASK_RESCHEDULES`	No, no redundant rescheduling.
`RESCHEDULE_ON_TIMEOUT`	No, no redundant rescheduling or retries.
`REDUNDANT_RESCHEDULING_ENABLED`	No, no redundant rescheduling.
`RESUBMIT_ON_DDT_FAILURE`	No, no DDT.
`COMPRESS_DATA`	No, the low-latency use-case does not include large data.
`ENCRYPTION_ENABLED`	No
`SHARED_UNIX_DIR`	No, no DDT.
`SHARED_WIN_DIR`	No, no DDT.
`MAX_ENGINES`	Yes, can be used to limit `MAX_ALLOCATED_ENGINES`. Overrides that if set.
`STATUS_EXPIRES`	Yes
`ENGINE_BLACKLISTING`	Yes
`FAILURES_BEFORE_BLACKLIST`	Yes
`CHECKPOINT`	No, no reason to checkpoint very short operations.
`PURGE_INVOCATION_DATA`	Yes
`AUTO_PACK`	No
`INVOCATIONS_PER_MESSAGE`	No
`JAR_FILE`	No
`SHARED_SERVICE`	No
`COLLECTION_TYPE`	No

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