4 ms·

Then please show us how it is done.

• lionkor 3y ago
  basic web server, for example https://github.com/lionkor/http https://github.com/lionkor/http. anything eith a real workload is kinda irrelevant here, as this benchmark only focuses on hello world.
  • ric2b 3y ago
    And by basic you mean about 1000 lines of code that don't even support TLS.
    • lionkor 3y ago
      Yep, basic, yes, by definition not advanced and it even says not to use in production. If you need TLS, put it behind traefik/nginx/whatever
• xxs 3y ago
  Writing 'hello world', or a fixed set of dispatch calls is still trivial with epoll now. In the late '90s when the web APIs (before REST) started to become a thing, writing an http C server few specific calls was quite the thing - there was no epoll, yet. Likely, I can write one (http1.1) in Java just using java.nio + DirectBuffer; no converting anything to String (similar to using void* for everything)... in several hours. It'd even scale with the amount of cores the machines has. It won't do much but as a micro benchmark (hello world) would be up there. That's nothing about usefulness of the code, or skill - it's just the benchmark is not useful for anything outside toying with.