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machines.json plus Add-machine UI place copies on the least-loaded host. Monitor samples processing RTT and displays min, avg, p50, and p90 for capacity planning. Remote hosts run src/agent.js.
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Fleet: replica floors, monitor, pause, restart
Runtime copies of middleware workers, WORM archives, and tree nodes are declared in packages/verae-fleet/fleet.json (how many) and packages/verae-fleet/services/*.json (how each one runs).
operator --HTTP 127.0.0.1:3850--> fleet control
| spawn workers with /health
tree-node min=3 keepFloor |
archive-worm min=3 |
paused ≠ available |
unhealthy → restart v
replicas on loopback health ports
- list —
node src/cli.js list - monitor —
serveprobes/healthand reconciles - restart — crash or 503 → same instance id respawned
- pause / off — pause does not count toward
min; keepFloor starts another tree-node.stopon a service disables it. - tree-node floor —
fleet.jsontree-node.min(default 3). Do not drop this without changing the spec; bulk-summary leaf queries need several bloom-filtered nodes.
Extra machines
Define hosts in packages/verae-fleet/machines.json (or Add machine on the monitor). Each machine has capacity and roles it may run. The supervisor places new replicas on the least-loaded eligible host.
kind: local— spawn on the control plane.kind: agent— HTTP tohttp://host:agentPort(node src/agent.json that box). Do not publish NATS.
Raising tree-node.max and adding machines increases bulk-summary lookup capacity.
Message RTT (planning)
The monitor samples POST /message on each healthy replica and shows min / avg / p50 / p90 milliseconds of message processing (service row, instance, and machine). Use p90 when sizing extra tree nodes.
Zapier cloud is not spawned. NATS is monitored, not bound publicly.