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Moreover, TCP considers a packet to be lost if it is not acknowledged within some timeout (which is calculated from observed round-trip times), and lost packets are automatically retransmitted. Although the application does not see the packet loss and retransmission, it does see the resulting delay (waiting for the timeout to expire, and then waiting for the retransmitted packet to be acknowledged).
Joe Soltzberg
Data centers probably have a better protocol than TCP? What?
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Going off of TCP can be bad. Datacenters like to use generic tools/protocols, which are easy/normal to work with. Added complexity can cost you a lot in the long run
Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems
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