Greetings. > At Heeselicht, I've been working on my web server. With all your help, I > got it working. > > It's single threaded, slow as molassis and - after fixing some of my > null-pointer errors - now runs for more than 5 seconds. > > Actually, it's quite stable. It has been running for a day and night > without hiccups. > > However, it's slow, I get up to 1500 kB/s when serving a 1.4 MB file. > Short files (300 bytes) get served at 5.19 kB/s. So there is plenty of > room for improvement given the specs of the hardware.
If you are interested, few years ago we have made some experiments with NGINX — famous lightweight web server. Performance of our port was reasonable as well as stability. Our out of date source code: https://github.com/Ksys-labs/netz4mk > The site: > - http://eccentric-authentication.org > > Source code: > - github.com/gwitmond/feather > > Platform: > - Fiasco.OC with kernel debugger enabled > - Genode 16.2 framework. > > Hardware: > - HP ProLiant DL120 G6 (2011) > - Pentium G6950 @ 2.80GHz processor > - 4GB ECC RAM > - Network: on board Broadcom Nextreme BCM5723 with a 100Mb/s uplink > - No disk used, the site lives in a tar file loaded by grub at boot -- Vasily A. Sartakov sarta...@ksyslabs.org
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