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Superseded by #519 (healthy heartbeating activities). The child payload control is dropped. |
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What changed
Add opt-in initial heartbeats for Go remote payload activities and a separate child payload-size distribution to
throughput_stress. Unset options preserve the existing heartbeat behavior and child inheritance.Why
OSS Nightlies calibration needs to preserve heartbeat pressure and positive child payloads while matching the legacy zero-byte root payload. One global payload setting cannot express that workload.
Details worth reviewing
Local activities do not emit heartbeats. These controls do not select or activate a Nightlies profile; quantitative tuning and final-profile qualification remain separate.