Concepts

This section delves into the key features and functionalities of the Aperture platform, providing a comprehensive understanding of how it operates. It covers topics, including the inner workings of flow control, auto-scale, and an overview of Aperture's control loop. By exploring these topics, users can gain a deeper appreciation of the platform's capabilities and how it is used to optimize their applications for performance, reliability, and scalability.

📄️ Control Point

Control points are similar to feature flags. They identify the location in the

📄️ Flow Label

A flow is the fundamental unit of work from the perspective of an Aperture

📄️ Flow Lifecycle

The lifecycle of a flow begins when a service initiates it, requesting a

📄️ Selector

Selector configuration specification.

📄️ Rate Limiter

Rate Limiter reference

📄️ Concurrency Limiter

Concurrency Limiter reference

📄️ Scheduler

Scheduler Reference

🗃️ Request Prioritization

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📄️ Cache

Aperture's Cache can be used to reduce the load on a service by caching the

🗃️ Advanced

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