it's a great talk indeed

I actually wrote some code that's inspired by that talk: https://github.com/mpenet/flex

never had time to complete shaving that yak (it seems to be working, but lacks testing).

🙂

stop rate limiting…? Better watch this…

Or is this irrelevant unless you’re working on a big cloud-based system?

it's relevant for anything that has to deal with unpredictable load (almost everywhere?)

you can use the fundamentals described on the talk at client or server level, or both, on queue sizing, etc etc

the talk is worth watching, it explains all of this

it's also fairly low maintenance compared to classic rate limiting (where you change parameters all the time)

Ok, better watch it then. Thanks @U050SC7SV!

What is an indoor roller @U04V5VAUN?

More than you ever wanted to know about rollers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycle_rollers

@U050SC7SV interesting library! What is the state of and plans for it? I remember Netflix abandoning its robustness library (what was it called again? replaced by resilience4j) in favour or a dynamic system that adjusts throughput based on the load, so the same thing as Flex. Would be interesting to know how far they got…

The netflix lib is adaptive-limits iirc

I ported gradient2 and tcp vegas impl from it basically + some adjustments

The lib otherwise should be usable. I didn’t use it in prod (yet) and it’s lacking tests

thanks!

I can cut a release in monday maybe

no hurry , I was just curious 🙂

I am confident the aimd implementation is ok

Gradient and vegas were just play tested in a repl

I guess you meant https://github.com/Netflix/concurrency-limits ?

Yep!

Envoy has a derived implementation too

For a filter. Adaptive Concurrency filter or stg

thx!

Depends, do you want to diagram the dependencies between the systems, the interaction or the flow of information?

Flow of events, rough sketch of what they contain, where state is being maintained, etc

For a similar usecase I had a good experience with UMLs Interaction Diagram. We wrote them in the source code with plantUML and rendered them. UML is not really todays new hype, but I think especially the Interaction Diagrams are really powerful

I was wondering if I want an interaction diagram or something more like a directed graph

Ah, so a Little More focussed on the actual process than on the systems processing the data?

Even finer resolution, I think about it as multiple processes communicating via message passing. The fact on which machine they might be on is incidental

Looking good!

My school was more in line with the French post https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/ywvll9/university_lunch_in_france_12/

Which one did you with?

The 13 mini

Hope you’ll enjoy it 😄

I find it a little to easy to press both buttons on either side and then it makes a screenshot

That's some reflection! 😊 And lighting.