👉 Runtime fluid refers to the efficiency and performance of a system over time, particularly how well it can handle varying workloads without significant degradation in speed or responsiveness. It's a measure of how well an application or system maintains its performance characteristics as the number of users, transactions, or data volume increases. This includes aspects like latency, throughput, and resource utilization. A runtime fluid system adapts to these changes, ensuring consistent performance and user experience even under heavy load or fluctuating conditions. This adaptability is crucial for maintaining reliability and scalability in dynamic environments, such as cloud-based services or high-traffic web applications.
