Latency vs Throughput
LeetDezine The first time I heard "optimize for latency," I thought it meant "make it fast." So I turned off batching, flushed writes immediately, set Kafka's linger.ms to 0. The system responded faster. And handled way less load. Latency and throughput pull in opposite directions. Making your system faster for individual requests usually means it handles fewer of them per second. Handling more per second usually means individual requests wait longer. This tradeoff shows up everywhere and mis...
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