Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
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Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#2This looks like a really cool project, but the comparisons of other webservers are uh, a bit on the negative side. No code is perfect, even if it's better than the rest. While I find myself falling into the same thinking, it's rarely a good idea, and it certainly doesn't help your project's image.
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#3This looks like a really cool project, but the comparisons of other webservers are uh, a bit on the negative side. No code is perfect, even if it's better than the rest. While I find myself falling into the same thinking, it's rarely a good idea, and it certainly doesn't help your project's image.
I'm wondering why it says that it has "no threads, coroutines or other crap", and then complains about difficulty with "tr[ying] to patch Fapws so that it would support threading".
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#4This looks like a really cool project, but the comparisons of other webservers are uh, a bit on the negative side. No code is perfect, even if it's better than the rest. While I find myself falling into the same thinking, it's rarely a good idea, and it certainly doesn't help your project's image.
I feel the same way. His arrogance is strangely reassuring though heh.
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#5Interesting. I think I am gonna benchmark this against gunicorn with a simple flask app.
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#6So he started off a bit aggressively, so what. I looked at the code and it's very spartan and light. It's quite the opposite of the competition and it works for him. Good job on what looks like to be an advanced coders Hello World: web server.
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#7Interesting. I think I am gonna benchmark this against gunicorn with a simple flask app.
Ok took 30 minutes to run some benchmarks on a AWS instance. I used a small instance run a simple Flask Hello World app with gunicorn (1 worker and 4 workers) and bjoern. Frankly I was not able to fund any speed difference between both the servers. Here is the gist of the benchmark results
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#8This looks like a really cool project, but the comparisons of other webservers are uh, a bit on the negative side. No code is perfect, even if it's better than the rest. While I find myself falling into the same thinking, it's rarely a good idea, and it certainly doesn't help your project's image.
>..."Fapws done right"
I know if I were the author of Fapws I would probably find that section a little irritating.
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#9Is the name a reference to the main character of Peggle?
(Also, how does this compare speed-wise to Mongrel2? It easily handles the 4000 requests/second that my PSGI handler can do. I am sure it could do more if the backend was faster.)
Re: Bjoern: A screamingly fast Python WSGI server written in C.
#10Interesting. I think I am gonna benchmark this against gunicorn with a simple flask app.
Ok took 30 minutes to run some benchmarks on a AWS instance. I used a small instance run a simple Flask Hello World app with gunicorn (1 worker and 4 workers) and bjoern. Frankly I was not able to fund any speed difference between both the servers. Here is the gist of the benchmark results https://gist.github.com/753998
What about memory consumption?