Any advice on choice of #Rust web #backend #framework?
I'm considering #Actix and #Axum, and like the look of #Salvo but am new to this so any comments from experience would be helpful.
I'll be creating a localhost API server which will wrap my #RustLang lib and give local apps a way to talk to a p2p storage system. So a custom API for some things, one for #rclone, possibly #WebDAV.
Thoughts?
@happyborg you come to the right place I have
https://ozkanpakdil.github.io/microservicetests/2024-11-01-microservice-framework-test-21.html
simple benchmark between rust java and dotnet 🤓 anyway long story short axum looks fastest
https://github.com/ozkanpakdil/rust-examples/blob/main/axum-rest-api/src/main.rs
you can see other folders for different examples, warp is the second best 🤓 but these are just numbers, just follow your heart and share us which made you feel like home 😇
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@thejvmbender Thanks! Looks handy. Did you document your benchmarks anywhere?
I'm not sure speed will be a big issue for me yet as the bottleneck will likely be the p2p network, but would be handy to have some idea of the difference.
@happyborg
looks like I wrote about it in 2020
https://dev.to/ozkanpakdil/microservice-comparison-40b8 but not very detailed.
Before rust era for me, it is simple http request test, just json serialize, in last tests(since 2023) I am sending 32k requests with #gatling and preparing those graphs from the response results. If you check the details of the requests, you see I use "mean response time"
In time I bring Kotlin and GraalVM then rust came than dotnet lately I am thinking to bring django or any python framework but I am lazy lately
you can see the brain here https://github.com/ozkanpakdil/test-microservice-frameworks/blob/main/runGatling.sh
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