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Practice 37AdvancedSystem designAbout 18 minutes

Corresponding knowledge: Fair scheduling, resource quotas, and backpressure across tenants

How can a large customer submit 10,000 Agent tasks without bringing down other tenants?

Examine multi-tenant queuing, fair scheduling, backpressure and multi-dimensional quotas.

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Queuemulti-tenantback pressure

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Design scheduling and observation indicators for 1,000 long tasks for large tenants and 5 short tasks for small tenants.

Expand acceptance requirements and checkpoints
  • Small tenants don’t have to wait indefinitely
  • Downstream current restriction reversely reduces consumption
  • Both cost and concurrency have bounds

Key inspections

  • Quota override submission and execution
  • Can provide fair scheduling and back pressure
  • Observe tail latency by tenant