👉 The DistributedThrottledLoadTestAgent.conf is a fascinating tool that's used to manage your distributed system load. Imagine you're a busy worker on a construction site, and suddenly there's a sudden surge of work coming in. But this increase is not going to last forever - the workload has to be handled efficiently! So, you decide to use the DistributedThrottledLoadTestAgent.conf to distribute the load evenly across your servers.
Imagine you have two servers that handle different tasks: one server processes data and one server handles incoming requests. You're using a system where each server can process at most a certain number of requests per second, but not more than 10% of those requests. By tweaking the setting in the DistributedThrottledLoadTestAgent.conf, you can ensure that no single server gets too much stress and can handle all incoming work efficiently. Now, imagine that one day, there's an unexpected surge of work from a remote location - the number of requests is way higher than expected! The system then has to decide how to allocate the increased workload. You might have two servers handling all requests, or you could move some of them closer to each other to reduce pressure on one server. It's like your computer gets overloaded when it runs out of RAM! But that's not all - if there's no way to handle all incoming work evenly, you can use the DistributedThrottledLoadTestAgent.conf as a tool to manage system load. By setting limits
