Engineering
Latency Gains Mean Little If Recovery Paths Stay Manual
Low-latency execution matters less when every serious failure still depends on slow, manual recovery steps.
Performance claims often stop at execution speed. Operators care just as much about how long it takes to recover when the path fails.
Add these numbers to the dashboard
- Time to identify the real fault.
- Time to restore a legal state.
- Time to confirm the bad behavior is gone.
Use the benchmarks, architecture guide, and examples to measure recovery latency, not just success-path latency.