feat: establish TCP connection to endpoint in advance#1
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feat: establish TCP connection to endpoint in advance#1
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Use the EXECUTION_MARGIN_IN_SECONDS to resolve DNS and open a socket to reduce latency once the time is up
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Marking as draft since I think the SQS timings could be tweaked to ensure we always have a little bit of leftover time to preconnect |
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In order to speed up the delivery of our HTTP payloads we can take advantage of the fact that the SQS+Lambda integration will occassionally return messages a bit early. In the margin between SQS and actual
scheduledAtwe can resolve DNS and open a socket to reduce the amount of work that needs to happen once the job is meant to make its HTTP call.