Identifying and Addressing the gRPC Client Bottleneck in Low-Latency Networks
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eivanov89
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Summary
The article discusses the discovery of a bottleneck in gRPC clients in low-latency networks, leading to increased client-side latency as cluster size decreases. Solutions to mitigate this bottleneck are explored.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledImproving anything but the bottleneck is an illusion.
The fewer cluster nodes we have, the harder it is for the benchmark to load the cluster.
We identified the root cause as a bottleneck on the client side of gRPC.
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