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Apigee mad_in_api TechTalk & Office Hours

Published on ‎12-26-2024 10:44 AM by | Updated on ‎01-20-2025 07:21 AM
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AlexET
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‎01-15-2025 10:15 PM
‎01-15-2025 10:15 PM

Hello everyone! We’re excited see you today! 🎉 If you haven’t already, please complete your official registration here, to ensure you receive the reminder email with the link and access details.

Feel free to share your questions in advance for the open discussion here - we look forward to seeing you there!

dchiesa1
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‎01-16-2025 03:59 PM
‎01-16-2025 03:59 PM

Nice office hours session! 

Regarding observed latency (time of 37:50 onward), in general it's not a good idea to draw conclusions regarding performance based on one or two requests. A valid perf test needs to run over a period of time, with a typical request load. 

In this scenario, if you run a single service Callout or ExternalCallout, and measure the performance of that, you may incur connection setup time for the first few requests (one setup for each MP-to-service pair).  And you won't need to pay that cost for subsequent calls that re-use the same connection .Also there can be intervening network systems between those two pieces, that also need to "warm up".   So I think the comparison of 2ms for in-process JavaScript vs 28ms for ExternalCallout is probably not a valid one.   I doubt the majority of the cost for the 28ms is incurred in the Javascript logic!  Just guessing though. 

 

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In response to dchiesa1
‎01-16-2025 07:30 PM
‎01-16-2025 07:30 PM

Yes indeed, testing is part of SDLC. It is also a good idea to raise all the factors, causes and hypothesis of low performance (latency) regarding External or Service Callout. Once factors, causes, hypothesis raised, test and find the right results to solve the low latency in external and service callout.