[doc] Add page about latencies#1561
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LGTM modulo minor comments
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This PR adds a documentation page about latency, showing how it can affect performance.
Various benchmarks done for performance issues show that a "better" deployment, if possible, will help, and that there are probably non-achievable thresholds of performance in some configurations: resources like CPU and RAM aren't the only factors at play.
It includes tests, done to show how latency impacts performance, either artificially or with real-life deployments.