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Everybody loves Benchmarks (Lightning Talk) by Nickolas Grigoriadis
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October 12, 2018
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Everybody loves Benchmarks (Lightning Talk) by Nickolas Grigoriadis
A talk about Python Http client performance.
Pycon ZA
October 12, 2018
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Transcript
1 Everybody loves Benchmarks A quick show of Python HTTP
client performance. Nickolas Grigoriadis
2 We all love Python But a common complaint is
it is slow. Especially for HTTP requests.
3 Common mistakes Create a new “session” for each request:
requests.get(...) Instead do: session = requests.session() # Now re-use session session.get(...)
4 Benchmarks • Done on my old i5-630u notebook. •
Single process. • Against Apache (because I could turn HTTP/1.1 pipelining on/off) • Inside an Alpine-linux Docker container. https://github.com/vibora-io/benchmarks/pull/5
5 Benchmarks! - sync requests requests (opt) urllib3 urllib3 (opt)
PyCurl PyCurl (opt) 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 HTTP/1.0 — 1 HTTP/1.1 — 1
6 Benchmarks! - async aioHTTP aioHTTP (opt) aioHTTP (+uvloop) tornado.simple
tornado.simple (+uvloop) tornado.curl tornado.curl (+uvloop) vibora.client 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 HTTP/1.0 — 1 HTTP/1.1 — 1 HTTP/1.0 — 10 HTTP/1.1 — 10