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Rust vs Go: Performance Benchmark in Kubernetes #205

Anton Putra

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Systems programmingCloud and DevOpsRustGoPerformance and optimization

Anton Putra benchmarks the performance, latency, and resource usage of Rust and Go applications running in Kubernetes.

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Why it's here

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What people say. Engineers share this benchmark when comparing the real-world performance and resource consumption of Rust and Go web services.

u/CramNBLin r/rust • Recommends

On “What can't you do with Rust but it's fine with Go ?”

I'm not referring to a specific one, I've seen a lot and Rust has always beat Go with a large margin. But if I have to refer to one I'd probably be the one from techempower. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r23 This guy also has a bunch of benchmarks, very controlled environments, only thing that varies is the quality of the implementations, but there's a lot of benchmarks and they paint the same picture overall [video
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u/PikachuKiiroin r/rust • Recommends

On “Why is (concurrent) HTTP request/response handling faster in Go than Rust?”

After a glance I'm gonna guess it has something to do with spawning a thousand threads instead of using a threadpool, and go's runtime is doing some optimization there like you mentioned, might be wrong. On mobile, will try running it later. This reminded me of a benchmark video I saw recently, with results more in line with what you'd expect.link to this video
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u/nerdy_ace_penguinin r/rust • Mentions

On “Actix (Rust) vs Fiber (Go): Performance (Latency - Throughput - Saturation - Availability)”

link to axum comparison
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