[py] turn on keep-alive by default for remote connections #7072
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lmtierney
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@AutomatedTester if Java and .NET are doing this, any reason not to? |
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make it so...
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Java & .NET have this turned on by default. We're looking to do this in Ruby #7065
Based on a sample suite run against Sauce Labs with SSL, keep-alive improved performance ~30%. There shouldn't be a downside to turning this on.
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