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For every services, the parameters that can be configured are:
For every services, the parameters that can be configured are:


- Retry-After: the value of the header  
* Retry-After: the value of the header  
- TTL: the time after which GR and GB are initialized
* TTL: the time after which GR and GB are initialized to 0
- MinReqs: the minimum number of requests (GR+GB) before the ratio is considered meaningful
* MinReqs: the minimum number of requests (GR+GB) before the ratio is considered meaningful
- MinRatio: the value between 0 and 1 under which the service is considered unreliable
* MinRatio: the value between 0 and 1 under which the service is considered unreliable
 
These parameters are stored in configuration files but pushed into the DB. In other words they can be changed dynamically by the workers or an admin application.


Every-time a request comes in, the web server get GR and BR and calculates the ratio of successes.  
Every-time a request comes in, the web server get GR and BR and calculates the ratio of successes.  
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   num_reqs = BR + GR
   num_reqs = BR + GR
   ratio = GR / (BR + GR)
   ratio = GR / (BR + GR)
 
 
   if num_reqs < min_reqs:
   if num_reqs < min_reqs:
       # not meaningfull  
       # not meaningfull  
       return
       return
 
 
   if ratio < min_ratio:
   if ratio < min_ratio:
       # oops, too many failures
       # oops, too many failures
       raise 503("Retry-After: " + retry_after)
       raise 503("Retry-After: " + retry_after)
        
        
What are "Good" and "Bad" responses from the third-party services is to the workers discretion.


 
= Disabled =
Each service has a '''(GR / BR)''' ratio stored in that DB.
 
* GR = Number of good responses.
* BR = Number of bad responses.
 
What are "Good" and "Bad" responses is to the workers discretion.
 
== Disabled ==


The DB also store a '''disabled''' flag for each service, that can be toggled manually to shut down a service if needed.
The DB also store a '''disabled''' flag for each service, that can be toggled manually to shut down a service if needed.


== Retry-After ==
In that case, every request are backed-off.
 
For each service, the DB stores a Retry-After value. When the DB starts, the value is loaded from a configuration file, but can be changed by the workers or the admin application.
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