Arrival
Work declares the need.
Execution begins because a request or task exists—not because a machine was kept waiting.
Work firstGlobal execution
Capacity that follows the work instead of waiting for it.
Hyjal’s execution model is designed to respond to arriving work without asking teams to keep a pre-sized fleet warm.
Separate application demand from infrastructure inventory.
The operating model centers on requests and execution rather than reserved workers and idle pools.
Runtime
Fresh capacity handles it.
Afterburner instantiates the application component for the work at hand.
Fresh runCompletion
Capacity leaves with the work.
The execution boundary ends when the request is complete.
Back to zeroRead capacity as a field of available execution.
Demand can arrive in different places and shapes while the operating rule remains consistent.
Input
Requests arrive
ArrivalWork enters through the platform’s declared interfaces.
Response
Execution appears
ActiveFresh runtime capacity is created for the work in front of it.
Release
Execution clears
ZeroThe instance boundary ends instead of becoming idle inventory.
Capacity is an answer to demand, not a stockpile maintained in advance.
Let the next demand curve arrive without a sizing exercise.
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