Web-frameworks: Benchmarking test - statistical results

Created on 23 Jan 2018 · 36Comments · Source: the-benchmarker/web-frameworks

So my new server is setup, nice and empty and ready to run tests on (for now), so I'm playing with it. :-)

8-core (16-hyperthreads), 3.7ghz, 16gigs ram (for now), etc... etc...

First, the current result sets that are currently built into this git project are not indicative of the actual through-put that a server can sustain as it always tests a simple iteration of command and how fast they complete rather then how long each request takes, the average, the longest a request took, etc... etc...

So I whipped up a quick script to test the statistical parts in far far greater detail than this current git HEAD does, these are the results for a set of servers. I used rust, crystal, go, python, elixir, and node for the servers, mostly because I haven't installed (or figured out how, depending) the rest of the stuff, plus these run the fastest overall. I did have an issue with server_python_japronto, it refused to run... The server_python_flask did not install flask, I had to do that manually, that should be fixed... japronto does not seem to be in pip, so it remained missing. I'll post the results here as I get them (it outputs markdown format so the posts will be a run with a bit of description at the top of each).

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