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How Much Additional Latency Will Be Incurred When AAD Is Deployed?
Updated on 2023-09-14 GMT+08:00
How Much Additional Latency Will Be Incurred When AAD Is Deployed?
After AAD is deployed, the average latency is increased by 30 ms. The actual service latency varies according to service conditions.
Parent topic: Function Specifications
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