What doesn't make sense is Spring MVC being faster...
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kenkyee
07/23/2018, 6:09 PMWhat doesn't make sense is Spring MVC being faster than Kotlin Webflux...Webflux should be faster as loads increase but it's consistently slower in that benchmark...
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tianhao
07/23/2018, 11:10 PMDo you have a link or article on this? Thanks
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kenkyee
07/24/2018, 1:01 AMLook above
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corneil
07/24/2018, 8:05 AMI think by having MongoDB and the application and the load generator on one machine makes it difficult to tease apart the specifics.
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Gerard Klijs
07/24/2018, 10:14 AMYou read the graphs wrong I think. On the vertical axis is total time in one and latency in the other, so lower is better.
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kenkyee
07/24/2018, 11:48 AMLower is better for both graphs. Webmvc still outperforms webflux...
kenkyee
07/24/2018, 11:49 AMThere was another blog article that did a comparison of the two and webmvc came out on top as well... Someone in the comments mentioned a bug in webflux that caused blocking but that was fixed last year...
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corneil
07/24/2018, 5:56 PMWhen I first compared WebMVC and WebFlux it was WebMVC 1.5.8 and WebFlux 2.0.0.RC and WebFlux won easily. Then I rechecked recently with 2.0.3. for both and WebMVC 1.5.12 and WebMVC was doing better in both cases.
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tianhao
07/25/2018, 12:41 AM@kenkyee above? Sorry still didn’t find it 🙂
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kenkyee
07/25/2018, 1:47 AMNot in this thread.. The article someone posted just above this thread
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