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Throttling Policy Checklist Example
PostedMarch 29, 2025
UpdatedMarch 29, 2025
ByKevin McCaffrey
ID: SUS_SUS2_6_throttling-policy-checklist
Code: SUS2_6
Implementing buffering and throttling techniques can significantly optimize resource consumption within your cloud environment. By flattening demand spikes, these methods allow for a stable use of resources across varying workloads, helping to achieve sustainability goals.
Checklist
- Define Peak Demand Thresholds: Establish clear performance limits. Monitor usage patterns to understand when to apply throttling rules.
- Implement Request Buffering: Queue or batch requests to smooth out traffic spikes and prevent resource overuse.
- Leverage Auto-Scaling Policies: Dynamically adjust compute capacity based on real-time metrics, ensuring resources match demand.
- Configure Rate Limits: Set rate limits for critical services to maintain availability and avoid performance degradation.
- Use Circuit Breakers: Implement mechanisms to shut down or reroute traffic in the event of service overload to prevent cascade failures.
- Monitoring and Alerting: Continuously track system metrics and set up alerts to ensure your throttling policies align with sustainability objectives.
Regularly review and refine these throttling strategies as traffic patterns and business requirements evolve. Properly implemented, these guidelines help maintain optimal resource usage, reduce waste, and support long-term sustainability objectives.
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