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Create different configuration profiles for different use cases
Create different configuration profiles for different use cases. Each profile should have its own settings for the following parameters:
- HouseKeeping, standard or addaptive
- Values
- Other?
MicroStream technology can find applications in various scenarios, each with distinct application behaviors. For example, a dashboard application continuously collects data and displays it, discarding the data after a certain period. In contrast, accounting software deals with substantial data volumes, where data is added slowly over time, and occasional data removal or replacement occurs. Additionally, there are applications that work with large datasets, heavily utilizing lazy loading, but also requiring aggressive heap memory management.
To address these use cases effectively, we should consider creating profiles that allow users to easily configure the technology to suit their specific needs.
Think of this approach like modern SUVs that offer different driving profiles for off-road, hill descent, and more. While advanced users can fine-tune individual parameters, the average user should be able to select a mode and trust that it will largely meet their requirements.