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# Pipeline Component Configuration

The feature that allows users to configure all the components of a pipeline on a single page is available on the list pipeline page. With this feature, users no longer have to click on each individual component to configure it. By having all the relevant configuration options on a single page, this feature reduces the time and number of clicks required to configure the pipeline components.

* Click the ***Pipeline Component Configuration*** icon from the header panel of the Pipeline Editor.

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* All the components used in the selected pipeline will be listed on the configuration page.&#x20;
* There are two tabs on the ***Configuration Page: Basic** (default),* and ***Configuration***.

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* In the ***Basic*** tab, the user can configure **basic information** for the components such as **invocation type, batch size, description**, or **intelligent scaling**.

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* On the **Configuration** tab, the user can provide resources such as **memory** and **CPU** to the components, as well as set the number of instances for the components.

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