Load processing method and apparatus

A service load processing apparatus, comprising:

• one or more processors;
• memory coupled to the one or more processors;
• and
• one or more program modules stored in the memory and configured to be executed by the one or more processors, the one or more modules including:
• a receiving module, configured to obtain a current time and a reported load amount reported by an access machine at the current time;
• a delayed load amount acquisition module, configured to determine a delayed cognitive load amount allocated to the access machine at a first time periods by subtracting a first time difference from the current time, the first time difference including a time difference between initiation of a scheduling request by a user terminal and access to the access machine by the user terminal;
• a correcting module, configured to determine an actual load amount of the access machine at the current time by adding the reported load amount and the delayed cognitive load amount;
• and
• a screening module, configured to determine whether the access machine is running at an overload condition by comparing the actual load amount reported by the access machine at the current time and a maximum load amount threshold for the access machine.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing one or more programs or modules, the one or more programs or modules comprising a plurality of instructions which, when executed by a computer system, cause the computer system to perform operations comprising:

• obtaining a current time and a reported load amount from an access machine at the current time;
• determining a delayed cognitive load amount allocated to the access machine at a first time period by subtracting a first time difference from the current time, the first time difference including a time difference between initiation of a scheduling request by a user terminal and access to the access machine by the user terminal;
• determining an actual load amount of the access machine at the current time by adding the reported load amount and the delayed cognitive load amount;
• and
• determining whether the access machine is running at an overload condition by comparing the actual load amount of the access machine at the current time and a maximum load amount threshold for the access machine.