>Simply booting up a single core http server should net you around 4-5k requests per second.
There's no such thing as "requests per second" generally. It's requests per second for a specific workload.
So, whether Node can do 4-5k rps with "hello world" doesn't matter much. It's the same engine that needs to also do the further processing for each fuller request.
There's no such thing as "requests per second" generally. It's requests per second for a specific workload.
So, whether Node can do 4-5k rps with "hello world" doesn't matter much. It's the same engine that needs to also do the further processing for each fuller request.