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HealthOptions

class

Live/Vixen.Live.Orchestrator/ShardGrain.cs:16

csharp

public record class HealthOptions

What makes a shard Lost rather than merely quiet.

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Fields and properties (5)

public TimeSpan Interval
How often a realm is expected to say something.
public int MissesBeforeLost
How many it may miss. Doc 27 § Grains says three, which at the default interval is six seconds — long enough to survive a garbage collection and short enough that a crashed shard's players are placed again before they give up.
public Func<DateTimeOffset> Now
The clock.
public static HealthOptions Default
Doc 27's defaults.
public TimeSpan Patience
How long silence has to last before a shard is declared lost.

Methods (1)

public HealthOptions(TimeSpan Interval, int MissesBeforeLost, Func<DateTimeOffset> Now)
What makes a shard Lost rather than merely quiet.

Used by (3)

MapGrainVixen.Live.Orchestrator
ShardGrainVixen.Live.Orchestrator
ShardLifecycleVixen.Live.Orchestrator