Diagnose incoherence between scheduler, orchestrator, runtime, and policy enforcement layers. Identifies control conflicts and retry amplification patterns that degrade system economics invisibly.
Control layer incoherence manifests as efficiency loss, not failure. Each layer reports nominal operation while collective behavior degrades. The interaction between independent control loops creates emergent oscillations and amplification effects that no single layer can observe or attribute.
These scenarios demonstrate how control-level incoherence propagates into system-level economic effects. Each scenario isolates a different coupling mechanism between independent control loops and their collective economic impact.
Three diagnostic scenarios examining structural coherence under different operational contexts. Each scenario provides pre-computed evidence artifacts for a specific control configuration.
Control conflicts between scheduler, runtime, and policy layers operating at different frequencies with inconsistent state assumptions.
View ScenarioHidden retry amplification where multiple layers implement independent retry logic without cross-layer coordination.
View ScenarioControl oscillation dynamics in systems operating chronically near SLA boundaries with reactive compensation loops.
View ScenarioSupporting materials for context and technical orientation.