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I appreciate the clear explanation of the problem and the solution, which (as is so often the case) seems fairly simple or obvious in retrospect. Semi-related
by chrisweekly 3y ago
I appreciate the clear explanation of the problem and the solution, which (as is so often the case) seems fairly simple or obvious in retrospect.
Semi-related tangent: sometime around mid-2016, I came across a tool that helped visualize requests in near real-time, and showed what it "looks" like (ie, flow slows to trickle in service A during draining, while it ramps up in service B)... there was a really compelling demo, but I never bookmarked it and can't seem to find it. IIRC its name was a single word. Maybe someone reading this will know what I'm talking about... ?
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- mrkeen 3y agoVizceral
- xwowsersx 3y agoNeat. > If a graph of nodes and edges with data about traffic volume is provided, it will render a traffic graph animating the connection volume between nodes. How would one go about providing such a graph? :)
- chrisweekly 3y agoYES! Thank you!! :) This kind of shared communal knowledge is one of many reasons I'm very grateful for the HN community.