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I would guess that aggressive caching and indexing are at least as important as having thousands of computers complete the request at once (and I'd be surprised
by scarmig 6y ago
I would guess that aggressive caching and indexing are at least as important as having thousands of computers complete the request at once (and I'd be surprised if the number of computers on the request path is nearly that high--if nothing else, thousands of computers mean you're almost guaranteed to hit p999 latency every time).
- jeffbee 6y ago> guaranteed to hit p999 latency That's why people invented the backup request.