Improve client to measure response times without X-Runtime header about django-rest-framework-timing HOT 4 CLOSED

https://github.com/seecurity/mona-timing-lib

Special attention to:

Configuration

Disable Intel Speedstep in your machine's BIOS or use the cpufreq utilities.

Beside the frequency of your CPU, there are some "sleep-states" c-states to save power. The clock is stopped for a short period of time if the CPU is idle. Consequently, CPU ticks have different time durations.

On Ubuntu Linux machines, you can disable this feature by adding idle=poll to the kernel parameters.

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https://github.com/ecbftw/nanown/blob/master/trunk/bin/sampler#L227-L229

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11731445/timestamp-outgoing-packets

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Measure using packets? https://youtu.be/KirTCSAvt9M?t=598

That would potentially break https support? What about HTTP connection pools in http client? Would it be easy to understand when the server starts the answer and when it finishes? What about servers which "stream" the response headers first and then calculate the body "part by part"?

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