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It may not be good design, but it might be necessary / practical design. If you have enough machines that some percentage of them are down or unreachable at any
by fixermark 11y ago
It may not be good design, but it might be necessary / practical design. If you have enough machines that some percentage of them are down or unreachable at any given time, you can't wait for full go-ahead before proceeding; you'll never get full go-ahead. So you're left with probabilistic solutions, and as T approaches infinity the expectation of more than zero false-positives approaches 1.
- stcredzero 11y agoThe whole point of the canary sub-population, though is that 1) It's not your whole population. 2) You want to find out empirically if something's wrong.