Chatty I/O

The cumulative effect of a large number of I/O requests can have a significant impact on performance and responsiveness.

Network calls and other I/O operations are inherently slow compared to compute tasks. Each I/O request typically has significant overhead, and the cumulative effect of numerous I/O operations can slow down the system. Here are some common causes of chatty I/O.

• Reading and writing individual records to a database as distinct requests
• Implementing a single logical operation as a series of HTTP requests
• Reading and writing to a file on disk

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• Chatty I/O antipattern