Brian Trammel just finished a well-designed and powerful WebserverThis is great! I planned to do something like this, just to know how Comanche
testing suite called STOMP that he's releasing (since he's graduating
:-).
performs compared to Apache. However, Apache is slow compared to some other
servers for Linux, take a look at this page: [url here] and a graph in: [url here]
[coudln't find the urls becouse I cannot access
my links in http://mathMorphs.swiki.net/13,
if somebody can do it, it's a link to kHTTPd, a kernel module to serve
html static pages, for
Linux, I'll try latter, and if I can access it, I'll post the
urls]
Is it done in squeak? if so, how does it's performance affect the performance testing?
The documentation (PDF) is very nice, and includes a use of the suite30% sounds great!
to compare Comanche and Apache. (Comanche performs at about 30% of
Apache, overall.)
Does STOMP perform concurrency tests? My mayor concern
about Comanche is its
ability to handle simultaneous connections. Here in Core SDI (where
I work) we mounted
a swiki, and I'm having problems with the top pictures not being shown
correctly (they
randomly don't load) I think the problem is that the network is
too fast, and the requests
arrive too near (in time) to each other for Comanche to answer (or
notice) them, is anybody
else having the same problems?
I want to know too many things about this, it looks
like I'll have to read de doc. (-:
Lazy Bye!
Richie++
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