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I agree that the priors would suggest that you are correct, however, let me give some evidence to update you: The Warp web server for Haskell is the fastest We
by lincolnq 15y ago
I agree that the priors would suggest that you are correct, however, let me give some evidence to update you:
The Warp web server for Haskell is the fastest Web application server that exists. http://steve.vinoski.net/pdf/IC-Warp_a_Haskell_Web_Server.pdf http://steve.vinoski.net/pdf/IC-Warp_a_Haskell_Web_Server.pd... [pdf, but easy to read] -- in the comparison on page 2, php handled 3400 requests per second, and Warp 81000.
- yxhuvud 15y agoUh. This doesn't make any sense whatsoever. As to why, here is a hint: The three most common webservers in the world are Apache, nginx and IIS. Yet are any of those even mentioned in that paper? NO.
- lincolnq 15y agoHm, you may be right. The methodology to arrive at these results in the paper is not given at all (as far as I can tell). However I suspect that the three you listed would not be benchmarked on their own, as they are not application servers, just frontends. It would be more reasonable to benchmark Apache+mod_wsgi or whatever, and it would be nice to see that on the graph.