I want to understand, what does these mean - "server_latency": { "parsing_ns": 20000, "processing_ns": 1224000, "encoding_ns": 1074000 } Does it mean, it can parse 20,000 per second at given resource and can process 1,224,000 query per second and encode 1,074,000 data per second ? I d…

I believe I have found the information you want. parsing_ns means “parsing_ nanoseconds”. In your case it just had not been translated for 2μs [0.9.0] - 2017-11-14 | Query latency is now returned as numeric (ns) instead of string. Latency is used to keep track of the latency involved in parsi…

What does below parsing, processing output mean?

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rocky (Rocky Sharma) May 17, 2018, 6:11pm 6

My Mistake, I just realised, It is dgraph-ratel that takes those time in processing graph, encoding and decoding.

Query in go-client is less.

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What does below parsing, processing output mean?

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