The window a cycle is paced to finish inside when the configuration names none: three cycle pauses, so each active cycle is granted the same allowance as the idle interval between them.

The sweep's own nominal package pace, in requests per second. It is the one dial an operator already has over how hard a cycle leans on a store, so both the derived capacity and the share use it.

The capacity a backend that publishes no quota is taken to have: the nominal package pace, on the one request dimension. Raising the chunk pause lowers it, and a declared capacity replaces it.

What one store's capacity resolved to, for the boot line: where each figure came from, the share in force, and the per-second ceilings that share yields.

What one scope's next cycle runs at, and what it cannot reach inside the window.

Why a cycle cannot be paced inside the window, which the warning names.

Pace one scope's next cycle from the last complete one: its measured requests, and the seconds that cycle spent outside its own budget waits. With no sample it runs at the ceiling and measures.

The warning an unattainable window earns, naming the budget it would need. The sweep runs on at its ceiling, because a refused cycle leaves the denied version served.