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autoscale-desired-count
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estimate the number of processes required to keep up with the current demand
estimate the number of processes required to keep up with the current demand
This module is installed via npm:
$ npm install autoscale-desired-count
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Estimate the number of processes required to keep up with the current demand.
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
demand | number | the number of jobs that need to be run |
opts.concurrency | number | the number of concurrent jobs the worker processes. |
opts.deadline | number | the time practically all jobs should be completed within. |
opts.meanProcessTime | number | mean job processing time. |
opts.requiredCompletionPercentile | number | percentile of jobs that should happen within the deadline. |
opts.stddev | number | standard deviation (1σ) of job processing time: 68% completed within ± this (defaults to half the meanProcessTime). |
opts.target | number | the number of seconds within which the desired % of tasks will complete. This will be calculated using other opts if not provided. |
Get the number of workers required to process 500 jobs within 1 minute given each job takes about 10 seconds to run and each worker only runs a single job at a time
const getAutoscaleDesiredCount = require('autoscale-desired-count');
const opts = {
concurrency: 1,
deadline: 60,
meanProcessTime: 10
};
const jobs = 500;
const count = getAutoscaleDesiredCount(jobs, opts);
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estimate the number of processes required to keep up with the current demand
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