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I need to communicate via WebSockes and normal HTTP. I am trying to save some microseconds. I have already done:

  1. I got an instance at the same Amazon EC2 zone. The ping is 1 millisecond.
  2. I have translated the application from Perl to Julia. It is a very simple WebSockets application. Is it worth translating to C?

I am using Window Server. Would Linux be faster? I already have no problem with bandwidth. What does generally save some microseconds on network communication setups?

Pedro Serra
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  • The fastest way to communicate is to be close physically. As such, consider a globally distributed CDN for your HTTP requests like CloudFront or CloudFlare. – ceejayoz Jun 27 '19 at 13:46

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Honestly, if latencies in the microsecond range are a problem, you should not be using AWS. You need a computer on the same local network as your server.

Ron Trunk
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