Jason McBrayer jmcbray at carcosa.net
Mon Sep 28 13:41:27 BST 2020
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Kevin Sangeelee <kevin at susa.net> writes:
Great stuff - it's hard not to have a soft spot for such a pragmatic language as PHP!
I measured performance at around 35 requests per second for the index
page vs 105 for gemserv (Rust, native binary). Resident RAM use was
~25MB vs ~7MB for gemserv.
I'd say that's pretty respectable for an interpreted language with a
runtime, that's forking connections. My own Java server weighs in at
~100MB RAM, I must measure throughput, for fun.
What did you use to measure requests per second? Is there someequivalent to ab(1) for Gemini? I'm curious about the performance of myown server – it's a pretty naive implementation.
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