Hey. So I just used a benchmarking tool to see how well my app responds to a lot of requests. And whilst doing so, I noticed that I continously used Keep-alive connections. What are the advantages of it, why is it the default in nodejs? I was reading up on a page what it means and such...and wonder, would it be better to use "close" instead?
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