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www.phoronix.com 15y ago

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It is a possibility. However, I've measured 86ms between east and west EC2 instances, 96ms between my client on the west coast and an east EC2 instance, and 15ms between my client and a west EC2 instance. Thus the additional latency per connection is only about 5ms.

For the total latency to be longer than 200ms, about 20 requests would need to be made on the same connection, which will not happen given the number of requests we do at a time.

No, the way it works is that there is a load balancer that terminates ssl and forwards it to nginx instances all in a private network. The nginx instances then have secure HTTPS connections over the public internet to the main load balancer that terminates ssl and forwards it over a private network the application servers. So this would be possible with any network since the cross country connections are encrypted.