#List of Benchmarks?
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Benchee is the go to typically to test for yourself
I've never seen libs list benchmarks apart from Jason or similar that are focused on performance. Perhaps some of the http libs.
hmm ok thanks
elixir vs other language or elixir library vs elixir library?
not giving much in your question here
surprised you got that much out of it
really anything like that. Elixir vs other languages was my main interest though
do you want one where elixir wins or loses?
for the most part its one of those things where you can find whatever you are looking for
why are you being a smartass and wasting his time if you're not gonna help him?
Here is a benchmark that compares backend servers for 100k connections. Node is absolute trash.
Go and Elixir handle about the same amount of connections, elixir pro is that it's self healing but the con is that it uses more CPU than Go. So computationally costs more but hardware is probably the lowest cost of running a large software team that can implement an app with that many connections.
https://stressgrid.com/blog/benchmarking_go_vs_node_vs_elixir/
Hope that helped...
Here is another one that is simply measurements of elixir performance (without comparing others)
In this benchmark test, we compare three web application servers—Go, Node, and Elixir (Cowboy)—by subjecting each to a synthetic workload, first with 10k, and later with 100k connections.
In this article, we explain how to scale Elixir to handle 100k connections per second.
Help what? figure out what the question is and then answer it. Wind your neck in before someone does for you.
looks like it
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thanks @river anchor
meeow i responded as soon as i read it he didn't ask for anything complicated i was shocked that ppl didn't assist, so why am i getting attacked for being the only one who actually helped the original poster?