Uptime：云服务商模拟器

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Losing a machine now costs you capacity instead of your customers' demand, and the survivors carry the extra. Traffic has priorities, big datacentres run about three times faster, and a customer's p99 clears within minutes of recovering. Changed Failure and recovery Losing a machine costs you capacity, not your customers' demand. The workloads that survive pick up the requests the dead one was serving, so they run hotter and answer slower until you replace it. Survivors under extra load can fail in turn. If they cannot absorb what they inherit, the overload spreads to the machines and links they depend on. The load goes back when the machine returns. You do not need to move anything to recover it. A customer's card shows how many workloads are answering. It also counts the degraded ones, s...