Alternative NodeJS HTTP Server
ohenepee opened this issue · 2 comments
I stumbled upon this which serves as a replacement for the standard library's http
module. It claims high performance and efficiency.
Also, could you add a second benchmark for low-end specs (1 Core CPU + 512MB)... I guess that would speak a lot since most individuals/devs (except maybe startups) won't go in for full blown 16GB server until significant traffic is noticed.
Hi ohenepee,
i tried out turbo-http
: unfortunately it doesn't wrap the pre-forking model granted by the cluster
module and doesn't seem to support it either (it throws a 'address already in use' error on each process).
Using a single process the throughput is, comprehensively, worst than standard server clustered:
Thread Stats Avg Stdev Max +/- Stdev
Latency 1.81ms 272.02us 12.41ms 91.28%
Req/Sec 13.85k 0.89k 19.24k 92.10%
1658307 requests in 30.10s, 117.03MB read
Requests/sec: 55092.16
Transfer/sec: 3.89MB
Also consider i tried to rely on standard libraries when possible.
Regarding a minimal slice: i should rely on virtualization to limit server specs, but network does not behave nicely with the wrk
tool.
Check memory consumption by the way: none of the servers consume the whole available 16GB of memory (consumed in part by the benchmarking tool), so you should have an approximation of what will happen on a less capable device.
Best
Thanks very much pal... I appreciate the fact that you actually tried.
However concerning the minimal slice, I actually was concerned about the number of cores... I mean how well do these servers perform on single cores, which happens to be cheap on the VPS market.