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You are correct; I've edited my comment to (hopefully) make it a little clearer. Google RPCs are fast. The RPC trace depth of many requests is >20 in milisecond

You are correct; I've edited my comment to (hopefully) make it a little clearer. Google RPCs are fast. The RPC trace depth of many requests is >20 in miliseconds. Google RPCs are free - Nobody budgets for intradatacenter traffic. Google RPCs are reliable - Most teams hold themselves to a SLA of 4 9s, as measured by their customers, and many see >5 as the usual state of affairs.

maaku 11y ago
Is it opposite day? You seem to mean <20ms right?
- deleted 11y ago
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- morpher 11y ago
  I parsed his comment as "a request that results in 20 nested RPCs completes in a few ms".
- allenz 11y ago
  I think he means that over 20 remote procedure calls can be made within milliseconds, which is game-changing.
justicezyx 11y ago
rpc isn't free, you just did not encounter the situations that it matters...