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It would be done in-memory on whatever server the load-balancer assigns the visitor to, at the same time that the request is checked for permissions anyway. Com
by worksonmine 3y ago
It would be done in-memory on whatever server the load-balancer assigns the visitor to, at the same time that the request is checked for permissions anyway. Compared to the rest of the data Google collects the extra timestamp isn't even a rounding-error and doesn't need to be persisted in long-term storage (the request is in the logs anyway).