3 ms·
You did but you hand waved right over it with "rough enough to plan for". Also I think it's important to call out the high variance specifically for the people
by jedberg 3y ago
You did but you hand waved right over it with "rough enough to plan for". Also I think it's important to call out the high variance specifically for the people who are not network engineers.
I think you're being misleading with your analysis.
- theideaofcoffee 3y agoEven with an order of magnitude (or two!) difference it’s still an easy problem, especially for DNS.
- junon 3y agoDNS requests fit within most standard MTUs (1500 bytes) over UDP. Almost all of it can be warm cached, and the datapoints are highly compacted and can be sorted offline. I agree with the OP, it's not really that high.