I am not surprised. Most of the machinery necessary for such things is still developing in Rust. When I was testing my now-discontinued framework (widmann) usi

I am not surprised. Most of the machinery necessary for such things is still developing in Rust. When I was testing my now-discontinued framework (widmann) using a very early version of rust-http, I felt lucky when it didn't drop or break on half of the requests. Reliability comes before performance in this regard and Rust is a bit from done. I expect that to develop quickly once the general shape of code is known and people start profiling and optimizing.