Load Migration

Dynamic Load Migration to Healthy Resources

Dynamic load migration is a software process stored on radiation-hardened NOR flash that moves operational tasks from degraded hardware to up to ten healthy alternative targets. Operating at 0.5 watts with a 500,000-hour mean time between failures, it balances workloads across surviving capacity within the Lunar Ark architecture. On the lunar surface, where radiation exposure drives progressive component breakdown across a 100-year operational lifetime without manual maintenance, the routine dynamically reallocates execution pathways and writes to an authenticated migration log to preserve critical system function through graceful degradation.

Dynamic load migration moving tasks from degraded equipment to healthy alternatives — maintaining function despite component failures.