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Created on May 30, 2018

RELATED IDEAS

Publish WML performance statistics in the documentation

Latency and performance are key considerations when architecting systems to interact with machine learning models. Understanding the performance I can expect, and any limitations of services I am using is important as this information enables me to drive logical architecture decisions to meet my end goal.

WML has the potential to be a key component in many applications, however the lack of performance statistics/guarantees on delivery of results make it difficult to know how to incorporate the service in different contexts. e.g. average response times via REST, how many requests/second can the service handle before I should consider hosting the same model in a separate WML instance, and load balance between the two?

Please publish performance details and recommended sizing so that we can make informed decisions for architecting around WML.

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