Closed aughr closed 11 years ago
Haskell is so much better at serving requests than it is at initiating them it's kind of mind-blowing:
Made 40000 requests in 14.64s.
Times in ms, min/mean/median/max (stddev)
Handled 40000 requests: 0.3/23.4/11.8/1399.8 (116.7)
IQR filtered to 38959 requests: 4.0/12.1/11.7/20.4 (2.9)
Throughput: 163.93krpm (IQR adjusted: 317.62krpm).
There's some pretty brutal skew on the unfiltered request population, which makes me wonder if there's some GC wackiness going on in there. Still, this is more than respectably fast! I think it's in the top 3 now. It'll be interesting to see how the numbers change once I have a C benchmarking client.
It's pretty fast!