The system watches queues, latency, or resource saturation and applies admission rules before overload causes widespread failure. Fallback models, shorter outputs, or cached responses can preserve critical traffic.
Load shedding deliberately rejects or degrades lower-priority work when a service lacks enough capacity.
The system watches queues, latency, or resource saturation and applies admission rules before overload causes widespread failure. Fallback models, shorter outputs, or cached responses can preserve critical traffic.