From: Zoltan Dezso <maildeliverysubs@...>
Date: 2007-07-25T09:59:45+09:00
Subject: Re: running a huge site

Leonard Chin wrote:
>
> http://jpmobile.rubyforge.org/

Thank you! This is really great.

On a different note, i've done a brief benchmarking for ruby. Results 
are in no way scientific, just a very crude way of comparing different 
methods. Done with ab, i used t = 10, c = 10|50|100 and keepalive both 
on and off, so [10/10/o] should mean t = 10, c = 10, keepalive on, and 
[10/100/x] t=10 c=100 keepalive off

OS: CentOS 5.0
Apache: 2.2.3
Ruby: 1.8.5

Result values are requests/second
Test page is a very very simple "hello world" type thing (just 
displaying the contents of a variable really)

HTML[10/10/o]: 6026
HTML[10/50/o]: 5893
HTML[10/100/o]: 5860
HTML[10/10/x]: 896
HTML[10/50/x]: 1021

Eruby(1.0.5)[10/10/o]:131
Eruby(1.0.5)[10/50/o]:133
Eruby(1.0.5)[10/100/o]:132
Eruby(1.0.5)[10/10/x]:129
Eruby(1.0.5)[10/50/x]:133
Eruby(1.0.5)[10/100/x]:127
Eruby(1.0.5)[30/200/o]:106
Eruby(1.0.5)[30/200/x]:35

mod_ruby(1.2.6)ERubyRun[10/10/o]:692
mod_ruby(1.2.6)ERubyRun[10/50/o]:738
mod_ruby(1.2.6)ERubyRun[10/100/o]:722
mod_ruby(1.2.6)ERubyRun[10/10/x]:766
mod_ruby(1.2.6)ERubyRun[10/50/x]:811
mod_ruby(1.2.6)ERubyRun[10/100/x]:759

rails(fastcgi)[10/10/o]:173
rails(fastcgi)[10/50/o]:133

PHP(5.1.6)[10/10/o]:2993
PHP(5.1.6)[10/50/o]:3027
PHP(5.1.6)[10/100/o]:2954
PHP(5.1.6)[10/10/x]:1058
PHP(5.1.6)[10/50/x]:991
PHP(5.1.6)[10/100/x]:1057
PHP(5.1.6)[30/200/o]:2182
PHP(5.1.6)[30/200/x]:546

Zaki
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