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The 2k over a network latency really depends on the networking hardware in the computers and switches and how the software stack is set up. I wouldn't be surpri
by ladberg 7y ago
The 2k over a network latency really depends on the networking hardware in the computers and switches and how the software stack is set up. I wouldn't be surprised if it's easily 10x that in most real cases.
- ses1984 7y agoI think it's a case of "one of these is not like the other" this number seems to refer to a slice of throughput. There's a separate line item for "round trip in the datacenter".
- wtallis 7y agoYeah, it's "time taken to transmit", not round trip time or even one-way end to end latency. It's useful if you want to know eg. the minimum extra latency being added to other network flows because your NIC is busy transmitting this packet for the next n microseconds.