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Hi Rick this is a very simple example of the inter VM example using Qbit.

To start the Server, ./gradlew qbit:qbitServer

Then run the client ./gradlew qbit:qbitClient

All this does is to ping back System.currentTimeMillis to calculate round trip millis.

So the best round trip time I have every had is 16ms, which is 37 messages per second. I understand that I can times 37 * lots of threads, but for me that is not the contract of a micro service.

What I am interested in here is the latency round trip time, Is there anything that I am doing wrong here.

Is there any way that we can condition the socket, disable nagle for example?

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