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The HTTP protocol is easier to debug and easier for various language stacks to integrate than proprietary RPC, at the cost of possibly being inferior to shared-memory or RDMA solutions in ultra-low-latency scenarios; the specific trade-off depends on whether the protocol implementation supports batch and streaming transfer.
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