Iris: Fast back-end web framework for Go

Re:Iris: Fast back-end web framework for Go by benbjohnson on Tuesday June 21, 2016 @09:36AM (#11945463)

I've been using a local key/value store as my backing database and it works great. Primary key access is usually less than 1µs and net/http is typically my bottleneck.

That being said, unless you're getting a massive number of requests, using a specialized HTTP library seems like overkill.

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Re:Iris: Fast back-end web framework for Go by kasey_junk on Tuesday June 21, 2016 @07:38PM (#11950367)

What do you mean by usually? What do the "bad" cases look like and how often do they happen? How are you measuring that key access and is it happening across cores? Are you setting any OS level settings around isolation?

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