A written reference on disaster recovery plan — how it works, how to configure it, and where it breaks under load.
How It Works
At the core of disaster recovery plan sits a chain of transformations that turns raw market data into decisions an engine can act on.
Configuration
Configuring disaster recovery plan comes down to a handful of parameters. Vendor defaults suit demos; production deserves its own tuning pass.
Failure Modes
disaster recovery plan breaks in recognizable ways: silent data gaps, parameters that stopped matching the market, and latency spikes at the worst moment.
Evaluation
Judge disaster recovery plan on measured outcomes — distribution of returns, drawdown depth, operational burden — not on a single lucky stretch.
Configuration Reference
# Disaster Recovery Plan tested configuration mode: production timeframe: auto risk_limits: max_drawdown: 15 percent max_position: 3 percent monitoring: alert_threshold: 0.5 report_interval: hourly
Parameter Impact
| Parameter | Effect | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| timeframe | Signal frequency | Higher means fewer but more reliable signals |
| risk_limit | Maximum exposure | Lower means safer but slower returns |
| lookback | Indicator sensitivity | Longer means smoother but lagging |