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I'm genuinely unsure if this is a joke. If you're running that on a modern computer, your server is spending billions of clock cycles starting up. What on Earth
by parenthephobia 9y ago
I'm genuinely unsure if this is a joke. If you're running that on a modern computer, your server is spending billions of clock cycles starting up. What on Earth is it doing? :)
If I write a Go server, I'm unhappy if it takes more than 0.2 seconds to start.
- riku_iki 9y agoDepends what your server is doing, java app binded to http port will take probably same amount of time. My dropwizard server contains almost all possible batteries: ssl, logging, http filters, static content, metrics, DB connection pooling, static content serving, all kinds of URL parameter parsing and URL routing, DI framework, ORM, thread pooling. I think it just inspects and initializes all this data structures in memory, load libraries and classes, etc.