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toxy - Hackable HTTP proxy for resiliency testing and simulated network conditions
Hackable HTTP proxy to simulate server failure scenarios, resiliency and unexpected network conditions, built for node.js.It was mainly designed for failure resistance testing, when toxy becomes particularly useful in order to cover fault tolerance and resiliency capabilities of a system, especially in disruption-tolerant networks and service-oriented architectures, where toxy may act as MitM proxy among services in order to inject failure.
http-proxy proxy reactive failure simulation network resiliency failover testing retry http toxic fault tolerant resilient fuzz evil unexpected backoff latency jitter distributed soacockatiel - A resilience and transient-fault-handling library that allows developers to express policies such as Backoff, Retry, Circuit Breaker, Timeout, Bulkhead Isolation, and Fallback
I recommend reading the Polly wiki for more information for details and mechanics around the patterns we provide. There are two events, onSuccess/onFailure, that are called when a call succeeds or fails. Note that onFailure only is called if a handled error is thrown.
nodejs typescript circuit-breaker cancellation bulkhead cancellationtoken fault-handling bulkhead-isolation backoffs retry backoff jitter resilience timeout fallback fluent pollyretry - A simple, stateless, functional mechanism to perform actions repetitively until successful.
A simple, stateless, functional mechanism to perform actions repetitively until successful. This project is currently in "pre-release". While the code is heavily tested, the API may change. Vendor (commit or lock) this dependency if you plan on using it.
retry backoff functional stateless jitter delay limit wait linear incremental exponential fibonaccijit - Run a function with some amount of jitter
Runs fn within the specified bounds. If no third parameter is specified, attempts to run the function within 0.7 * the input. The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
jitter jitphp-backoff - Simple back off / retry functionality
This method use and exponential function E(attempt) = (2**attempt - 1) to calculate backoff time. Exponential backoff has one disadvantage. In high concurrence, we can have multiples calls with the same backoff time due the time is highly bound to the current attempt, different calls could be in the same attempt.
backoff-algorithms jitter backoff retry-library retryksim - The little simulator that could.
The little simulator that could. ksim is a simulator for Intel Skylake GPUs. It grew out of two tools I wrote a while back for capturing and decoding the output of the Intel open source drivers. Once you're capturing and decoding the command stream output by the driver it's a small step to start interpreting the stream. Initially, it was exciting to see it fetch vertices, but it has now snowballed into a fairly competent and efficient software rasterizer. As of March 22nd, ksim runs all major GL/Vulkan shader stages (vertex, hull, domain, geometry and fragment shaders) as well as compute shaders. It JIT compiles the Intel GPU ISA to AVX2 code on-the-fly using its own IR and compiler.
3d-graphics gpu simulator skylake avx2 jitter rasterizerbackoff - PHP library providing retry functionality with multiple backoff strategies and jitter support
This library provides sane defaults so you can hopefully just jump in for most of your use cases. By default the backoff is quadratic with a 100ms base time (attempt^2 * 100), a max of 5 retries, and no jitter.
jitter retry backoffjitternator - Lessons learnt from hunting jitter issues
In the past I've spent weeks painstakingly hunting down jitter issues - visible stutter in games. I decided to document the lessons and techniques I picked up along the way in the hope that it might help others. If some element of your game is jittering, the first thing to check is if you are updating the element (or the camera!) in fixed time steps? This is a specific type of jitter related to fixed time steps that is a subset of general jitter issues, but happen frequently enough that they are worth calling out specifically (if you have a camera moving in Update() chasing a moving rigidbody in Unity, it will jitter by default). There are notes and links in the Misc Notes section below about this specific case.
jitter physics game frame camera game-loopJitter - Syphon implementation For Jitter
Syphon is a system for sending video between applications. You can use it to send high resolution and high frame rate video, 3D textures and synthesized content between Max 5 / Jitter and other applications. Syphon for Jitter includes two externals, jit.gl.syphonclient & jit.gl.syphonserver.
syphon jitter maxirtt - Isochronous Round-Trip Tester
IRTT measures round-trip time, one-way delay and other metrics using UDP packets sent on a fixed period, and produces both user and machine parseable output. IRTT has reached version 0.9.0, and is usable today, but needs more work until version 1.0.0 can be released. I would appreciate any feedback, which you can send under Issues. However, it could be useful to first review the Roadmap section of the documentation before submitting a new bug or feature request.
ping jitter packet-loss rttattempt - A JavaScript library that makes it easier to retry functions that return a promise
This library exports a retry(...) function that can be used to invoke a function that returns a Promise multiple times until returned Promise is resolved or the max number of attempts is reached. The delay between each attempt is configurable and allows multiple retry strategies.
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Jitterbug provides functionality similar to time.Ticker, but with a configurable random jitter. Jitterbug has no external dependencies, has a stable API, and is production-ready.
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