Orders Table → DynamoDB
Runningorders-mysql-primary → ddb-orders-global · MySQL 8 → DynamoDB · 38 datasets · running for 41m
One loop, running continuously against every target.
- 01Observe
- 02Estimate
- 03Probe
- 04Learn
- 05Adapt
- 06Checkpoint
- 07Recover
Throughput, capacity ceiling and latency
Amber markers are rate changes issued by the controller. Utilisation of the current estimate is 88.0%.
Every rate change, with the observation that caused it.
- 22:25:08INCREASE+8%
Increased throughput by 8% — target latency remained stable across two probe windows.
- 22:26:03HOLD
Held throughput — feedback indicated rising latency at the current rate.
- 22:27:07REDUCE-15%
Reduced throughput by 15% after throttling was detected on the destination.
- 22:27:28CHECKPOINT
Checkpoint written — partition-8421 verified.
- 22:27:47PROBE+3%
Probe window opened — nudging 3% above estimate to keep the capacity model honest.
On interruption Laminar resumes from the last verified checkpoint. Worst case is minutes of replay, not a restart.
- partition-8421116.5 GB22:25:55
- 21:46:55Operation started
orders-mysql-primary → ddb-orders-global, adaptive mode: Conservative (capacity-units aware)
- 21:47:35Capacity model initialised
Initial estimate 410 MB/s from 40s observation window