@msimoni: Re gRPC deadlines: what if the client says "I'm willing to wait 100ms" but the request takes 50ms on the network to rea…
Summary
A tweet raises a question about gRPC deadline propagation: if a client specifies a 100ms deadline but network latency consumes 50ms, does the server still have the full 100ms?
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