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* Duration (95th percentile)
* Total runs
* Success rate
* Compute usage (average and max for CPU and RAM)

[#see-also]
== See also
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Use resource classes to:

* Specify compute resource size (CPU and RAM) for running a link:/docs/concepts/#jobs[job].
* Optimize executors based on historical trends with resource class Insights.
* Configure link:/docs/runner-concepts/#namespaces-and-resource-classes[self-hosted runners] for use in your `.circleci/config.yml` file.
* Specify an execution environment.

[#introduction]
== Introduction

The `resource_class` configuration option has multiple uses: specifying compute resource size, optimizing executors, configuring self-hosted runners, and specifying an execution evironment.
The `resource_class` configuration option has multiple uses: specifying compute resource size, optimizing executors, configuring self-hosted runners, and specifying an execution environment.

The most common usage is to specify CPU and RAM requirements for a job by configuring the `resource_class` key for an executor.

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include::../_includes/partials/execution-resources/resource-class-view.adoc[]

=== Resource class Insights

Resource class Insights let you track resource utilization for your jobs. You can inspect and use this information to update your executors based on historical trends and job requirements.

To find resource class Insights:

. Select **Insights** from the web app sidebar.
. The dashboard shows Insights at the project level. To find resource class Insights you need to drill down to the job level:
.. Select a project from the drop down.
.. Select a workflow from the list.
.. Select the **Jobs** tab.
.. Expand a job to view the resource class Insights.
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.Resource class Insights
image::resource-class-insights.png[Screenshot showing resource class Insights]

[#see-also]
== See also

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. Select a job by clicking on the job name
. Select the btn:[Resources] tab to view CPU and RAM usage for the duration of the job

You can use these insights to decide whether to make changes to the job's configured resource class. You can also access xref:resource-class-overview#resource-class-insights[resource class Insights].
You can use these insights to decide whether to make changes to the job's configured resource class.

image::view-resource-usage.png[Resources tab]