1. In the **Create Resource Policy** modal, fill in the following:
* Name - Resource policy name. This name will appear on the Policies list
* Reservation - The number of resources guaranteed to be available for the policy’s users
* Limit - The maximum amount of resources that jobs run through this policy’s queues can concurrently use.
* User Group - The [User groups](webapp_profile.md#user-groups) to which the policy applies
* Description - Optional free form text for additional descriptive information
1. Click **Add**
Once the policy is defined, you can connect profiles to it (Resource profiles are defined in the [Resource Configuration](webapp_profile.md#resource-configuration)
settings page, available to administrators). Resource profiles serve as an interface for resource policies to provide
users with access to the available resource pools based on their job resource requirements (i.e. a job running through a
profile is allocated the profile’s defined amount of resources).
**To connect a resource profile to a policy:**
1. In the policy’s details panel, click **Edit**
1. Click **Connect Profile**
1. In the **Connect Profile** modal, input the following information:
* Queue name - The name for the ClearML queue the policy’s users will use to enqueue jobs using this resource
profile. Jobs enqueued to this queue will be allocated the number of resources defined for its profile
* Profile - select the resource profile.
1. Click **Connect**
:::note Available Profiles
Only profiles that are part of the currently provisioned [resource configuration](webapp_profile.md#resource-configuration)
are available for selection (Profiles that are part of a configuration that has been saved but not yet provisioned
will not appear in the list).
Profiles whose resource requirement exceeds the policy's resource limit will appear in the list but are not available
for selection.
:::
## Policy Details
The policy details panel displays:
* Policy quota and reservation
* Resource profiles associated with the policy
* Queues the policy makes available
* Number of current jobs in each profile (pending or running)
The top card displays the policy information:
* Policy name
* Current usage - The number of resources currently in use (i.e. by currently running jobs)
* Reserved resources
* Resource limit
* User group that the policy applies to - click to show list of users in the group