sheddingprocesser
Sheddingprocesser is a conceptual software component that enforces load shedding in information systems. It aims to protect system stability by discarding or deprioritizing less critical work when demand exceeds capacity. The term is not universally standardized and may appear in discussions of system design, resilience patterns, or performance engineering rather than as a formal artifact.
It typically comprises three elements: a monitoring layer that collects metrics such as request rate, queue
Operation often involves thresholds, adaptive policies, or dynamic backpressure. Sheddingprocesser can be soft, by delaying noncritical
Common use cases include web services under traffic spikes, real-time data processing pipelines, and distributed microservice
Relation to related concepts includes load shedding, back-pressure, rate limiting, and circuit breakers. It is often