On Fri, Jan 14, 2000 at 10:40:54AM +0000, Donncha O Caoimh mentioned:
> cgi-bin:
> The load on the machine went up to 73.26 and the tests took 53 seconds.
> Out of the 10000 requests, 4471 failed. It did 185.36 requests per
> second, and transfered 87.68 kb/s.
>> Mod_perl:
> The load on the machine went to 5.9 and the tests took 35 seconds. All
> requests completed.
> It did 285.19 requests per second, and transfered 61.32 kb/s.
>> PHP3:
> As a comparision, I created the same script in php3.
> The load on the machine went up to 18.69 and the tests took 35 seconds.
> All requests completed. It did 284.62 requests per second, and
> transfered 61.20 kb/s.
Just as a matter of interested, I benchmarked it on my desktop, running
AOLServer. AOLServer uses tcl as it's interpreter, and you can do ASP/PHP
style "embedded TCL" using "ADP", so I made a file called test.adp:
<%
ns_puts "<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR=\"#ff5050\">"
ns_puts "this is a test"
ns_puts "</BODY></HTML>"
%>
And did the same. The answer: 12.733 seconds. This was on a dual-celeron
400, with 96MB RAM.
On the same machine, I re-ran the test on cgi-perl, mod perl, and php.
The results:
cgi-perl: 144 seconds
mod perl:
Kate
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