從比較分析圖中，確實有看到在Win 2008 Fast CGI的技術下一般程式迴圈，指派運算，
和方法呼叫等比較常出現的動作確實有較佳的表現，但在特定運算方面，如加密運算則
沒有效能提升的表現。
PS.此效能測試結果為 PHP 社群協助，效能分析包含op code caching比較
http://misfitgeek.com/blog/aspnet/
php-linux-windows-asp-net-performance-ndash-redux/
縮 http://tinyurl.com/Perf-Tests-PHP
PHP Linux Windows ASP.NET Performance – Redux !
Thursday, August 13 2009UPDATE: This is a followup - please read the
roogiional post [ HERE ] - and remember, these tests are NOT Microsoft
official and NOT endoursed by my Employer.
Last week I posted some comparative performance result that I got from
comparing the relative performance of PHP on PHP 5.2 to PHP 5.3, PHP on Linux
to PHP on Windows and PHP to ASP.NET.
First, I want to thank the PHP community for their responses. With only a few
exceptions the PHP community proved that they are not a bunch of teenage
jealous (anymore :) ? ) but rather a group of professionals, confident in
their work and ready to engage in respectful dialog.
A couple of my friends in the PHP community (See: to Andi Gutmans & Brandon
Savage) took exception to the perf results – and for fair reason.
In my tests I declined to install PHP op-code caching for my tests because
its not installed on some of the hosts I use and is not built in to PHP (yet
– though I understand it will be in a future version and is part of Zend’s
free Community Edition Server)
Andi, Brandon, and other pointed out that in business application deployment,
most PHP shops use op code caching, so I installed it on Linux and Windows
and re-ran most of the tests.
Note that the PHP 5.3 with APC tests were run on a clean Debian 5 setup on
the same hardware and running the same code. I moved to Debian because
building on Ubutu was giving me dependency fits. You’ll note that the
performance delta between Ubuntu and Debian was negligible.
Some items showed a small improvement in performance, some stuff up to 25%
faster, but overall it was far less than I expected.
Some things ran slower with APC but I attribute that to simple machine
variance. (Note, the numbers in the table are NOT the first page run. I
loaded the page, refreshed twice to make sure to hit the cache and then took
the numeric results.)
Some folks suggested that these weren’t “fair” tests.
I disagree.
An empty loop test or an empty function call, for example, is very important
because the results indicate language or platform OVERHEAD. That overhead is
addition latency in page delivery and this, if it exists, is an important
consideration.
A few of my PHP friends concede the accuracy of the results but made very
insightful comments.
I’ll paraphrase them here.
The amount by which ASP.NET is faster than PHP doesn’t matter to me. PHP
is simply my preference and it’s fast enough in my applications.
Sure, ASP.NET might be faster in raw execution but in my web applications I
can easily buy that performance back with good page and JavaScript practices.
I build on Drupal and I know PHP best so what I might need to spend on more
hardware I make up for in developer productivity.
These are all excellent points !
Though I think the tests that I’ve run so faw are fair, they are incomplete
and their incompleteness prevents us from seeing the whole story.
Contrary to the couple of inevitable allegations that I’m “just” a
Microsoft shill. I’m doing this because I want to KNOW.
My last tests revealed things like PHP file access and MySQL access on
Windows has real performance issues and this information was received by the
various teams involved here at Microsoft. They are following up and hopefully
the data will directly result in improvements.
So – HERE IS YOUR CALL TO ACTION.
Use the contact form http://misfitgeek.com/contact/ and tell me what tests
you would like me to run in order to grow my test suite in ways that you
think are fair and meaningful.
Here are some of what I’m planning.
Real Page tests – loops, calls, and object instantiation are one kind of
test, but full page rendering is another meaningful benchmark.
Load tests – can one environment or another handle more simultaneous
requests.
During Simultaneous requests, does one stack degrade performance more than
another.
In the above context – how much does 64 bit matter on each platform
I hope you’ll send me your suggestions.
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