Howdy!
> I've seen a post indicating cherrypy web server can handle up to ~ 500
> request/second. Do we have this data (request/second) for TG2
> default web server?
While some claim that these types of benchmarks are pointless, when normalized
they can give a good impression of relative performance. Yes, mod_wsgi can be
faster, but comparing the "development" servers of several frameworks will give
you a good indicator of core performance. Certain things (like tighter web
server integration) will make all of them faster by roughly the same amount,
and adding features (like database queries) will make all of them slower by
roughly the same amount.
I performed a number of benchmarks (back when I first dropped TurboGears as a
development platform):
http://wiki.github.com/GothAlice/WebCore/framework-comparison-benchmark
Note that TG's numbers were effected by a bug in i18n which has subsequently
been fixed (I hope). I get real-world performance (on applications integrated
using FastCGI) of ~300r/s.
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