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Yes, this exactly. And to expand on what happens around that: - monitoring system picks up irregularity (smoothed over some window of time, which delays alerti
by phyzome 8y ago
Yes, this exactly. And to expand on what happens around that:
- monitoring system picks up irregularity (smoothed over some window of time, which delays alerting)
- alert propagates to humans
- humans may take time to notice alert (even a page takes a few seconds to read)
- humans make decisions, may need to talk to other humans (all of what you said above)
- humans evaluate correct procedure, double-check it (you don't want them making the wrong "fix" and making something else worse, do you?)
- humans execute commands
- commands take time to run on large collections of computers (running them completely in parallel can cause thundering herd issues, in some cases)