The blog post mentions "P99 of ~1s of producer-to-consumer latency". What about just producer latency i.e. message successfully received into the queue ready to be picked up? S3 writes seem be in the low 100s of ms so I assume that's part of the quoted end-to-end latency.

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Also worth a mention is that Mozilla provide some cross-platform power monitoring tools as part of Firefox which you can build and run yourself:

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and a good description of how power consumption actually happens: https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/performance/power_pr...