Überlastungssysteme
Überlastungssysteme, often translated as overload systems or congestion control mechanisms, are fundamental components in computer networks and distributed systems. Their primary purpose is to manage the flow of data and requests to prevent a system from becoming overwhelmed. When a system receives more requests or data than it can process, it can lead to performance degradation, instability, and ultimately, failure. Überlastungssysteme aim to mitigate these risks by intelligently regulating access and resource allocation.
These systems employ various strategies to achieve their goals. One common approach is rate limiting, which
The implementation of Überlastungssysteme can vary significantly depending on the context. In web servers, they might