Answer Posted / karunakar

ROLL IN TIME: The process of copying the data from user context memory to workprocess (Local memory)memory.
ROLLOUT: Copying data from workprocess(Local memory) memory to user context.
Note: Both should not exceed min 50msec.
Wait time: The amount of time user request waits in a queue is called wait time.It should not exceed 50msec

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